by Corie Weathers
As the tree went up this week, I reflected on last year’s Christmas. My husband was in Afghanistan and I was choosing to stay at home and not travel to see family. As …

by Kimberly Beaty
It’s that season of the year when we turn our thoughts thankful. While it’s completely accurate to say we should be giving thanks every day of our lives with the Word being chock …

by Claire Shackelford
Depression is on the increase this time of year. Please take good care of yourself, and if you know a friend who is struggling with depression, make it a point to check in …

by Amy Eaton
Recently I had one of those “bad” days… the ones where I cry a lot, and just need to talk. The ones where everyone knows something’s wrong and those that aren’t sure how …

by Amy Eaton
Blessed be your name, oh God…
In the brokenness of the night
When I weep upon my pillow
and I long to be held tight
By the one I share my heart with
the one who makes me …

by Angela Caban
Being laid off in September of 2009 was devastating. I had never lost a job in that manner and felt as if my whole world would come crashing down. It was not the …

by Claire Shackelford
I am an inherent worrier. I come from a long line of worriers. We worry that we worry too much. I have spent the greater half of my middle adulthood fighting back the …

by Corie Weathers
“Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is- his good, pleasing, and perfect will.”
Romans 12:2
In the military, discerning the will of God can feel a bit backwards. For …

by Angelia Sanders
Every morning before I go to work, I give my day to God and ask that He will bless me to be a blessing to others. Recently, my husband and I had the …

By Mallory Sessions
September seems to be the month of change. School starts for all ages, the seasons change, and the year is closer to coming to an end. This month is full of transitions for …