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The Unknown

Have you ever felt like you do not know what is going to happen? It is human nature to ponder this question with a sense of uncertainty. I have asked […]

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Breaking Free From Anxiety

The root of anxiety is fear. When life throws us curve balls our bodies can respond with a healthy dose of anxiety, flight or flight response to avoid danger; however, […]

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A Season of Stillness

Life as a stay at home mom is hard work. As I write this, my son is currently hugging my neck a little too tightly while making fart noises on […]

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Lessons from the Road

Lately, I have been traveling on the road more than usual for Praying Moms for Christ events. The interstate that takes me to the Navajo Indian Reservation starts in the […]

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Relying on the Holy Spirit

I can handle dishes, grocery shopping, and taking my son out to play, and cooking dinner, and house cleaning. It’s all a part of being a mom and I enjoy […]

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From a Hostage to an Heiress

There were mornings when I did not want to wake up. I would rather lay in bed and cry tears of disappointment because that was much easier. Depression is such […]

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Matters of the Heart

I will always remember what dad told me about 10 years ago. He said, “I’ve had broken bones, fell off a roof, and been in a car accident, but nothing […]

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Vessels of Precious Treasure

This month I had the pleasure of speaking at a women’s group called Kate’s Cup at North Ridge Community Church in Cave Creek, AZ. The night before, I went into […]

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When There Is Opposition

Opposition is defined as resistance in action such as hostility, rejection, criticism, or disapproval. In 2 Timothy 3:11, Paul writes a letter to Timothy about persecutions and afflictions he [Paul] […]

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A New Family Tree

One of the first things that stood out to me after having my firstborn son was his dimples. The deep dimples in his cheeks reminded me of my father’s mom. […]

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