The Archives
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That first real hug.
Forrest’s early movements marked developmental milestones, filling his parents with joy. As they observed his unintentional gestures, they eagerly awaited the day he’d hug with purpose, paralleling God’s patient, unconditional love for us. This love endures even as we clumsily navigate life, waiting for us to intentionally reciprocate God’s embrace.
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5 ideas for baby’s first Easter basket.
As Easter approaches, a parent reflects on the rapid passage of time and the deep significance of sharing faith with their seven-month-old, Forrest. They plan to create a memorable Easter basket rooted in Christianity, instilling joy and divine love. The baskets include thoughtful items that tell a story and reinforce God’s presence, whether through garden…
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Nap when the baby naps.
In her postpartum reflection, the author shares the profound tenderness and gratitude she experienced while adjusting to motherhood. Despite societal expectations to quickly “bounce back,” she recognizes the importance of self-grace and rest. She advises fellow mothers that, amidst the overwhelming demands, it’s essential to embrace God’s strength and the healing power of rest, as…
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Interruptible.
Interruptions. The word came to mind on my drive to work during my third trimester. I noticed a man on the side of the road who needed help. I was running behind, so I kept driving. I justified myself, “If only I had time, I could stop and help him. What a shame.” No sooner…