The Life Letters: In the Quiet
The work can become overwhelming, and politics can feel disheartening. But just as I discovered from my sweet, mischievous children—a lot can be happening in the quiet.
The Life Letters: Running with Purpose
‘We choose to advocate for the unborn, for children in foster care, and for adoption because we are advocating for human life. We are speaking out for children who are created in God’s image, and every single one of them matters.’
Life Letters: Lessons from the Kiddie Pool
Many of us, as parents, grandparents, and pro-life advocates, are frequently called to wade out into the unknown. Whether in everyday parenting or having tough conversations about life issues, we are asked to take on hard cases, overwhelming diagnoses, and difficult behaviors.
The Life Letters: Ride Like Rory
Every family seems to have that one kid who keeps things extra exciting. If yours is anything like ours, then their first words were likely, ‘Mom, watch!’
The Life Letters: Rest But Don’t Quit
Even though culture screams at us to keep going at all costs and white-knuckle through life, I don’t think that is what God has called us to do. He offers us a better way.
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