Finding Hope After Miscarriage: Coping With Grief and Depression
Making room for grief, caring for your heart, and finding comfort in God’s presence.
October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, a time to recognize the many families who have experienced the loss of a pregnancy or infant. October also brings awareness to depression, which can sometimes accompany the grieving process.
Miscarriage is a deeply personal experience, and every woman’s journey is different. For some, the grief may come in waves. For others, it may affect daily life in ways they didn’t expect. There may be sadness over the pregnancy itself, the hopes and plans that had begun to take shape, and the future a mother had already started imagining.
Breaking Free From People-Pleasing: How Christian Women Can Learn to Say No Without Guilt
Have you ever said yes to something… while your mind, heart, and calendar were all screaming no?
You’re not alone.
When we say yes because we feel like we can’t or shouldn’t say no, we can slowly develop a pattern of people-pleasing. At first it may seem harmless. After all, we’re being helpful, right?
Improve Your Marriage: Overcoming Communication Barriers
let’s explore a topic that can be a game-changer for the way you communicate with your spouse: the four horsemen of communication. Now, before you start picturing actual horses wearing tiny communication headsets (trust me, I’ve been there too), let’s dive into these figurative horses that can sometimes wreak havoc on our marriages. But don’t despair! With a little self-awareness, a sprinkle of grace, and a dash of humor, we can rein in these horses and improve the way we connect with our beloved partners.
How to Overcome Fear of Flying and Heights: A Faith-Based Exposure Plan That Works
Let’s talk about fear — the kind that quietly limits where you go and what you do. Maybe you avoid heights. Maybe you grip the armrest during turbulence. What if courage isn’t about eliminating fear, but learning how to face it?
Three Ways to Start the New Year Anxiety Free
While many women begin January talking about resolutions, goals, and vision boards, you may be starting the year feeling overwhelmed. Between caring for your home, your family, your finances, and everyone else’s needs, the idea of “doing more” can feel exhausting.
If you’re quietly praying for peace, real change doesn’t begin with pushing harder—it begins with submitting your mind, body, and soul to Truth. When you invite God into the places that feel chaotic or impossible, He is faithful to meet you there and lead you forward, often one small step at a time.
7 Lies Depression Tells You (and God’s Truth to Replace Them)
Depression is more than sadness—it is a battle of the soul, mind, and body. For many Christian women, especially busy moms, depression whispers lies that feel overwhelmingly true. These lies feed exhaustion, isolation, and hopelessness.
But here is the good news: lies can be tested. They can be examined under the light of truth and replaced with the wisdom of God’s Word. As Jesus said, “You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free” (John 8:32).
