Re:Motherhood
Emily E. Bennett, Kimberly Grace, Amy, Ali ChanI’m not here to give motherhood advice. I’m here for the mom wrestling with anxious, intrusive thoughts and wondering where God is in the chaos.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 70 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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re:Becoming | What if You’re Not Meant to Do it All?
re:Becoming is a five-part conversation with three mothers about the unexpected ways motherhood intersects with mental health, faith, suffering, grace, and identity. I asked each woman the same five questions, and their answers reveal three...
re:Becoming | Where is God When Motherhood Feels too Hard?
re:Becoming is a five-part conversation with three mothers about the unexpected ways motherhood intersects with mental health, faith, suffering, grace, and identity. I asked each woman the same five questions, and their answers reveal three...
re:Becoming | When Motherhood Changes You in Ways You Never Expected
re:Becoming is a five-part conversation with three mothers about the unexpected ways motherhood intersects with mental health, faith, suffering, grace, and identity. I asked each woman the same five questions, and their answers reveal three...
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Eyes opened but turned inward
Racing mind and racing heart
A nervous system shot
Reading the Word but feeling depleted
Writing in a journal but feeling no release
Where is my relief?
Checking off my list
Bible. journal. prayer.
Nerv...
What Makes a Good Mom?
If motherhood were the very last smear of peanut butter at the bottom of the jar, I would be the knife, scraping the very last bit of motherhood out for the day. Or to put another way, if the garage door were closing suddenly, there I would...
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Christ-centered encouragement and hope for moms who struggle mentally. PPD/OCD conqueror; stay-at-home mom of 3 (and one on the way!). If you love Jesus but still wrestle with anxious thoughts and doubts, you’re in good company here <3
Contemporary Christian Fiction Author (I write fiction stories, some with romance and some without, but all with God's love and heart)// Christ Follower ♱// Anxiety Walker and Mental Health Advocate // Devoted wife and mother
Reflections of a 30 something mom on life, family, joy, suffering, and faith. \ud83c\udf3b
I'm an Australian wife and mother of 3 who's being refined and carried by Jesus through the aftermath of a postpartum stroke. At "Openhanded Hope" I seek to testify to His power and faithfulness in both brokenness and beauty.
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