By Kyle Worley The light from her lamp illuminated the base of the door to my bedroom. I can still remember waking up and walking to edge of my door to make out what her whispers said. I could hear faint words, “Lord, would you protect my sons…would they grow up to love you…would they...

By Mary Beth Odom  I watched from across the room as his chubby baby hands clung to hers. I thought about how those precious weathered hands of hers had served me tirelessly over the years. Their eyes locked, they exchanged smiles, and he let out a squeal of delight. Time seemed to stand still as...

By Lore Ferguson For most, Mother’s Day is a celebration of their mothers and for many it’s a day when women are simply celebrated themselves. There is another demographic, though, for which this Sunday is a painful reminder of what is not. Trillia Newbell gave some beautiful encouragement for women experiencing miscarriages and infertility at...

By Courtney Reissig Any woman who has ever experienced labor has probably had some unkind words for Eve at some point, or at least felt like it. Even women who haven’t gone through the birthing process are familiar with the curse that faces us as women. The curse given to women when sin entered the...

By Kimm Crandall  (Editor’s Note: Enjoy a week of Mother’s Day themed articles from varying perspectives and topics) Mother’s Day is the day that my kids will smother me with the cards and crafts they have made that read “#1 MOM” or “Mom of the Year.” And while they do this I will want to...