Kelley | March 27, 2026
"Can Christians date/marry non-believers?" This might be the question I have encountered most often while walking beside my husband as he engages in pastoral ministry. It is a question that...
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How much of my mother has my mother left in me...How much of my father am I destined to become...Could I change it if I wanted, can I rise above...
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When children are little, we often play a hide-and-seek game with them called Peekaboo. In Peekaboo, we hide our faces with our hands or an object, or we might even...
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“Do you want to keep perpetuating your sadness?” my therapist asked. Her bluntness was amusing, and her accuracy sobering. She hasn’t always been so direct, but at that moment, she...
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Something desperately needed to change. Joy had been dripping away like a leaky faucet. Motherhood felt overwhelming, my marriage wasn’t where I wanted it to be, and one of my...
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I have the great privilege of living in a beautiful city. And yet, it is also a city riddled with physical idols. Though it is striking and disheartening to see...
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There goes the story of a young boy who came back from Sunday School. When his mother asked him what he had learned during his lesson, the words tumbled out...
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Can life feel both overwhelming and insignificant at the same time? Let me assure you it can. More than a decade ago, when I was a young mom of two...
Continue ReadingK | October 23, 2024
There is a well-loved children's book*[i] about a young boy named Alexander who wakes up with chewing gum in his hair, and his day gets worse from there. At every...
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