One thing I've learned through bouts of receiving excess amounts of lemons is that the lemonade is rarely about or for me. Whatever trials we face, we have a responsibility to put in the work in order to turn those lemons into lemonade for both ourselves and others. The process isn’t enjoyable, and it certainly isn’t easy, but it is necessary for both own growth and for encouraging others.
Read MoreChronic illness is not an indicator of faith, trust in God, or knowledge of the Word.
Read MoreWe love you - our healthy brothers and sisters - we really do. We love you so much that we have allowed you to view our journeys with illnesses. You may have seen the toll it takes on us and our families, and you’ve maybe even seen us at our worst. We understand that your intention is not to do this, but often your suggestion(s) feels like a lifestyle judgement, an intellectual insult, and/or an accusation of laziness…The best support you can give is to listen, acknowledge, and pray.
Read More“commit to your battles and face them with courage and strength with His goodness in mind. “
Read MoreThis is your reminder that you are a great mom. Whether you’re a married mom, single mom, an adoptive mom, a spiritual mom, or a mom with a chronic illness, you're doing awesome.
Read MorePart of being happy, successful, and satisfied is having a happy, successful, and satisfying marriage.
Read MoreI’ve realized that if God calls me to pray for someone, it’s because He believes I have the ability to tap into His power in order effectively pray for him/her.
Read MoreWhy do we think it’s okay to be miserable in silence? This year, it’s time to take pride, self-consciousness, and unwillingness to be vulnerable off the table.
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