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    • To Freeze in the Insecurity
    • To Grow in the Cracks
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    • To Choose Hard for His Glory
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    • To Rejoice in our Son
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- Month: April 2017 -

Faith, Featured, Foster, Mom

To Seek Quiet in the Loud

April 21, 2017 by Lindsay Walder

Oftentimes when I wake in the morning, my body begins to stir before my mind is ready to engage with the fact that it will have to remain alert for the next, oh, seventeen-ish hours. Generally, my body clock begins to sound around 5:15, and my body obeys whenever Esmae’s little cries start to carry down the hall and into...

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Faith, Featured, Foster, Life

To Hope in the Resurrection

April 14, 2017 by Lindsay Walder

I have, yet again, come to realize that opening the front (and the back) door to kids with messy pasts is a fast track to a few things: a.     Exhaustion b.     Impatience c.     Anxiety d.     Change e.     Self-reflection f.     Conviction of sin Despite the above list, I do...

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Hey All, I'm Lindsay. I'm here putting my heart out there for you to read and hopefully be encouraged by. This place here is my life--my parenting, my home, my Jesus, my thoughts about life. I can't wait to get to know you through this sweet and sacred place.

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