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How Faith Became the Foundation of Our Marriage
Faith changed our marriage—in a good and Godly way. When I look back, I am not sure where our marriage or our family would have stood if we had not walked with God. Life was not easy, and we were not perfect people. We brought our own weaknesses, fears, and limitations into our relationship. But
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Choosing God Even When Fear Is Still There
Choosing God daily is what builds my faith. For a long time, I was confused about fear. Fear would rise in my heart every day—sometimes every moment. I wondered why. I questioned myself. I thought that if I had fear, maybe I was failing God. Maybe fear meant my faith was weak. Maybe God was
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When Silence and Prayer Speak Louder Than Advice
There were times when people came to me and shared their situations. They trusted me enough to open their hearts. They spoke about their struggles, their confusion, their pain. Wanting to help, I gave advice. But later, there were moments when I regretted what I said.Not because my intention was wrong, but because my words
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The Quiet Sacrifice That Kept Us Warm
There was a time, long ago, when our electricity went out for six days. It was not a short inconvenience. It was cold, long, and exhausting. The nights felt especially heavy because cold does not wait—it settles into your bones, your thoughts, and your fears. I remember wondering how we would get through it. My
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When Protection Becomes a Lesson in Courage
There was a time when my son was hurt—not just physically, but emotionally. He was playing in the sand with a close friend. During play, sand accidentally went into the other child’s eyes. My son immediately apologized. It was an accident, and he knew it. But the friend was very angry. Even after the apology,
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When Compassion Refuses to Look Away
There are moments in life that stop us—not because they are loud, but because they are quiet and heavy. One day, I saw a homeless family sitting in front of a grocery store. There was a mother, one child, and an infant. They were sitting outside, exposed to the weather, surrounded by people going in
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When God Places a Promise Gently in Our Hands
When I was expecting my youngest daughter, our home was already full of life. My two boys were excited in their own simple way. She was so small, so gentle, and so easy to cuddle. They loved her immediately, almost instinctively, as if they already knew she was precious.My husband and I had always wanted
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When the Question Was Not “Why Us?” but “Will We Still Trust God?”
After we went through a big hardship, life did not suddenly become peaceful. A few years later, another hardship came.That was the moment something deeper began to shake inside me. It felt like it was only happening to us. Again. I started asking questions I never wanted to ask. Am I not good enough?Did God
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When Rock Bottom Became the Place We Met God
There came a moment in our life when we knew we had reached rock bottom.There was no more strength to depend on.No more ideas to try. No visible way out of our situation. We looked at our circumstances and realized that, humanly speaking, nothing could fix this. That realization was painful—but it was also honest.
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Before the Miracle, There Was Survival
Before everything began to change, life was not dramatic on the outside—but it was heavy on the inside.My husband and I were struggling financially. Each day felt like something we had to get through rather than something we could truly live. We did what many people do—we survived. We woke up, handled responsibilities, worried quietly,