15 Things to Give up in the New Year As we move into a new season, here are 15 Things to Give Up in the New Year. If you give up these 15 things you will experience more joy and fulfillment than every before. Take time to prayerfully reflect on
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Empty Arms (Link up)
Do You Know Someone with Empty Arms? “‘I’m not picking up a heartbeat, Pam. There doesn’t appear to be any fetal movement. I think the baby is dead.’ In disbelieve my emotions began to run wild and unchecked….” Hear Pam Vredevelt‘s heart in this video: Overcoming Pain and Loss The
Every Mom is Chosen
Every Mom is Chosen Every mom that I know wants to be the best mom in the world for her child, but sometimes she feels like the worst. Every mom needs a safe place to talk about the real issues she is facing without feeling like she will be judged as
Inspiring Women to Overcome! Sue Detweiler
Inspiring Women It may be a few days early to start celebrating Mother’s Day, but I was interviewed by Wayne Shepherd on FIRST PERSON. Listen here to the interview In our FIRST PERSON interview, I tell the story of being home alone with 5 week old Rachel when an arsonist
How do Christian Women Overcome Sadness?
by Sue Detweiler Life Can Be Sad, Even for Christian Women Have you ever woken up and just felt down? It takes effort to get out of bed. When you look at your day, does it feel monotonous and mundane? Everything you eat is tasteless. Everything you attempt to do
Mother of the Bride – How to Survive 2 Weddings in 6 Weeks
by Sue Detweiler How To Be the “Mother of the Bride” Twice in 6 Weeks… This morning my mom who is 77-years-old ran through the house shouting “Wedding Bells are Ringing! Wedding Bells are Ringing!” We all laughed and gathered around the see the table setting that Rachel has prepared
Replacing Sadness with Joy
by Sue Detweiler Sadness Is a Part of Our Lives Within hours of receiving the phone call that my father only had weeks to live, I was on a plane heading to see him. Arriving at the hospital room, I laid my head on his chest. My quiet tears soaked
