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The Power of “Yet”: How to Keep Believing When It’s Hard
September always feels like a fresh page. The air is crisper, the routines settle in after summer’s chaos, and there’s this subtle reminder that change is possible. But for some of us, September can also be a stark reminder of what hasn’t changed—yet. That little word—yet—is more powerful than we realize. Why “Yet” Changes Everything…
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Grace for the Shift:
Encouragement for Single Parents in August August comes with both a sigh and a sprint. It’s the winding down of summer but also the gearing up for a new season—school routines, work schedules, lunch prep, after-school logistics, and the endless list of “to-dos.” For single parents, this month can feel like being thrown into a…
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Surviving and Thriving: A Single Mom’s Guide to Summer Sanity
Summer is here—and so are your kids. All day. Every day. As beautiful as sunshine and freedom sound, summer break can be a serious challenge for single moms trying to juggle it all without losing their minds. The routines change, the kids are full of energy, and “Mom, I’m bored” becomes a daily chant. But…
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When You Don’t See the Full Picture
Trusting God Through Disappointment There’s a quiet comfort in the movie It’s a Wonderful Life. I watch it every year as a reminder that even when life feels like it’s falling apart, God is often working behind the scenes in ways I can’t yet understand. Today, during my Bible study and journaling, I was reminded…
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For the Forgotten Moms on Mother’s Day
As you read, press play on this song and let the words remind you just how seen and loved you are today. Mother’s Day used to feel a little magical when my children were small. They’d come home from school with little crafts made of popsicle sticks and macaroni, bursting with pride. Those moments meant…
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When Grace Shows Up to the Party Too
This past weekend, I was invited to my great-niece’s 2nd birthday party. Nothing unusual, right? Except this party wasn’t just any gathering—it was hosted at my former sister-in-law’s house, shared with another ex-sister-in-law, my ex-husband, and his latest four boys. Also attending was my former mother-in-law, a brother-in-law, a whole crew of nieces, nephews, great-nieces,…
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Healing from Disappointment & Focusing on Your Future
Life has a way of throwing unexpected turns at us, especially in relationships. I recently found myself at a crossroads, facing disappointment in a situation I never saw coming. The emotions were heavy—frustration, confusion, and even a sense of betrayal. I had invested time, energy, and hope into something that, in the end, could never…
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A Valentine’s Day for You: A Love Letter to Single Moms
Valentine’s Day often highlights romance and relationships, but as a single mother, this day can feel like an emotional challenge. It might bring reminders of past relationships, loneliness, or the idea that Valentine’s Day is meant for couples. But here’s the truth: love is not limited to romantic partners. Love is about appreciation, care, and…
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You’re Never Walking Alone: A Message for Single Moms
Dear Mama, There’s a beautiful poem called *Footprints in the Sand* that I’m sure you’ve heard of. It tells the story of a person walking along the beach with God, and during the hardest times, only one set of footprints appears in the sand. Confused, they ask God, “Why did you leave me when I…
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