This is a conversation between a dad and his daughter reenacted by two grown men. Here is ‘Playtime’  

By Jeannie Cunnion Tonight is one of those nights that I am so thankful for grace because today was not one of my better days. My kids were actually awesome.  I, however, was not.  While I am usually the one offering “mercy moments” to my kids, they were the ones offering mercy moments to me...

By Luma Simms Those who struggle with depression, mental illness, autoimmune diseases or other chronic illnesses know the pain and darkness of mothering under these hard providences. This is our silent reality, the reality which breaks upon us every morning—relentlessly driving our lives. We read books, go to doctors, take medication (at times), and weep...

By Christine Hoover I knew it was going to be a bad day from the second I opened my eyes and put my feet to the floor. I knew because I recognized that sense of defiance, weariness, and stubbornness sitting heavy in my heart again, those feelings that tell me this day’s going to be...

By Melissa McDonald I have a two year old and a one year old. I can get tired just thinking about it. But mostly I’m tired because they need me from early in the morning until they lay down at night (and often after they lay down). It’s tempting to make all my decisions based...

By Trillia Newbell Glimpses of Grace:Treasuring the Gospel in Your Home releases on Amazon today and I am excited to welcome its author, Gloria Furman, to the site. Gloria is a mom of three with one on the way in six short weeks. She is the wife of Dave Furman, church planter and pastor in...