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  • 4 Things All Christians Should Be Doing

    As a young girl I was asked to do a lot. I was the oldest. My brother was only two years younger than me, but then my sisters were 7 and 9 years younger than me. By the time I was 12-13 my mom had gone back to work part time and my dad had started a new job that was incredibly stressful.  Over time, I became relied upon by my parents to do it all. I was asked to…

  • Giving Thanks When Your Heart Is Hurting

    A guest post by Tara Dickson Every November the landscape changes just a bit.  I’m not just talking about how the trees start to shed their glorious leaves but rather the fabric of our thoughts and conversations begin to alter.  We begin to share the things we’re thankful for.  We make plans involving an abundance of food, family and good times. It’s our way of anticipating the joy of the season heading our way.  But what about when your heart…

  • How to Maintain Traditions When Life Changes

    Creating and maintaining traditions for holidays and other milestones is a beautiful way to connect in everyday life, but what happens when traditions change? I would love to share with you words from my friend, Kristin Taylor, on how to maintain traditions when life changes. During the past few years, I’ve grieved several changing traditions as relationships with family and friends have changed and circumstances have altered our calendar. I know it’s part of life, but I still don’t like…

  • Finding Community By Letting Go of Comparison 

    Guest post by Cara Blondo  “You’re not the best, so you don’t belong.” These words echoed in my mind despite no one speaking them out loud. After years of finding my worth and value in my performance, it was a belief I buried deep in my heart.  However, now, I was no longer a young dancer but a daughter–a child of God. I wasn’t a competitor auditioning for a part in a performance but a new creation trying to find…