Hardship & Harvest
Lauren CarrizalWords for the wild, precious, messy, meaningful life you're already living.
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I’ve Never Said This Out Loud
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This week has been one of the hardest I’ve had in a long time.
Last Tuesday, I woke up with my left eye feeling a bit swollen. Thinking nothing of it, I put my contacts in and went for a run. I took my...
For the Weary and Burdened
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I recently sat around a table with women in a similar life stage as me. Those who are trying to navigate a full life—working full time, building their careers and businesses, and parenting small childre...
Reaching the Promised Land Isn’t the Goal
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I often find myself looking forward to the next season. You know, the one where I finally have it all figured out. Where my kids need me less or motherhood feels less exhausting. A new season where things...
What the Mystery of the Lost Cat Taught Me About Jesus
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When my son Wesley was two, he was gifted a stuffed cat for Christmas. A grey and white cat named Sox to be exact. And this wasn’t just some flimsy and cheap stuffed animal. This was an extravagant purchas...
Faithfulness in the Planting Season
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Sometimes it feels like the harvest evades me, as if I’m in a never ending planting season. I’ve laid the seeds, watered them faithfully, tended the soil, and prayed that the Lord will bless it. But I...
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A mom with a seminary degree writing about the wild, precious, messy, meaningful life we're already living—and how God meets us there. Here you’ll find me musing on motherhood, mindset, faith, and the courage to show up fully.
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