PAMELA WELLS|GUEST I have a disassembled cherry wood crib in the back of my closet. I am trying to decide if I should sell it, which makes sense if I’m not going to use it anymore. But that’s where it gets complicated. I bought the crib for my daughter, who was conceived three years after… Read More
KARON WILLIAMSON|GUEST It was the typical Sunday morning. You know, getting the kids dressed, hair done, teeth brushed, some semblance of breakfast, get in the car, tell the kids to not touch each other or talk to each other, and answer as I do every Sunday morning, “No, son, I do not know what we… Read More
KATIE POLSKI|GUEST Tears are not absent during the holidays. In fact, I’ve talked with enough friends and family to know that tears are likely prevalent during Christmas. There’s no doubt a lot of joy and happiness during this time— praise the Lord for the smiles and laughter— but there may also be sadness. And praise… Read More
CHRISTY GAMBRELL|GUEST I learned the word “miscarriage” as a child when an acquaintance lost her baby. I remember thinking it was sad, but that no one really knew that person yet anyway. At that time, miscarriage seemed rare, and also very hush-hush. But when I went through it myself, I learned a new definition for… Read More
KAMI BELMONT|GUEST In recent months, my dear friend, Leigh Ann*, has entered unknown territory in her marriage. How should she faithfully love and support her husband in his grief as he watches his father die of cancer? Her uncertainty as she tries to love him through this process is very close to my heart, and… Read More