The battle I never thought I’d fight
As I type these words, I’m still in disbelief. I know God can heal on this side of Heaven.
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Skip to main contentAs I type these words, I’m still in disbelief. I know God can heal on this side of Heaven.
Idaho has passed a law that prohibits the state from discriminating against adoption agencies or parents seeking to adopt on the basis of their sincerely-held religious beliefs.
We have a responsibility as believers to stand in the gap of that brokenness today. On the first Easter Sunday many years ago, Jesus made a way for us to do just that.
In theory, it seems obvious that kinship care should be the priority wherever possible, but the tragic reality is that kinship caregivers are often wildly under-supported, even being excluded from financial support.
Bestselling author Karen Kingsbury shares why she wanted to tackle the controversial topics of IFV and embryo adoption in her new film, "Someone Like You."
Jackie Darby's journey began in the most harrowing circumstances imaginable: abandoned as a newborn in a Seoul garbage dump, she was left to the mercy of the elements and animals. But a twist of fate, God's faithfulness and the kindness of a missionary nurse changed her story, eventually to a loving family in the United States.
Jackie Darby, who as a baby was left to die in a rat-infested garbage dump in Seoul, shares her journey of transformation and forgiveness and why she's on a path to help others find their identity in Christ.