Guest Author 2 Minute Read by Tabitha Beals I wrote this poem in a desire to encourage a family who had gone through a miscarriage last summer. I spoke from our own family’s experience of losing babies to miscarriage. I know that our experiences are not all the same, but I hope that this will be an encouragement to you,…
Guest Author 4 Minute Read “So. . .what are you doing with your life?” is something I am often asked. Actually, I think anyone between the ages of 18 and 29 hears that question a lot. There are so many changes and major events that occur in this season of life. We join our friends in having graduations, jobs, weddings…
Guest Author 5 Minute Read Every one of us is in the business of being ambassadors for Jesus to someone who doesn’t know Him as well as we do: younger siblings, perhaps, or a struggling friend. I don’t know about you, but every time I try to be an ambassador, I learn at least as much as I teach. Take…
Guest Author 2 Minute Read by Kellie Mendoza Girls who are in relationships seem to always think that those of us who are not are getting tired of hearing about their relationships, their happiness, their joy, their men. So, all you girls who are fallen to twitterpation, I’m gonna let you in on a little secret. We’re not. There is…
Guest Author 2 Minute Read Written by a sister in Christ in response to a survey posted on the YLCF in 2004… If you had told me at seventeen (when I first fell in love) that I would still be unmarried at twenty-seven, I would have been horrified! Now, I wouldn’t trade those exciting, surprising and difficult years for anything….
Guest Author 5 Minute Read The following was posted by my friend Claire M. on her online journal and I thought it was too good not to share with a larger audience. Guaranteed to bring a laugh and make you think. -Natalie My orthodontist recently got new appointment cards printed. They’re green instead of blue, personalized with his snazzy new…
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