Is This Real or AI? Living in a Post-Truth World

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One of the first questions people ask these days when they see something online is, “Is this real—or is it AI?” That question captures so much of what it feels like to live in 2025. We’re surrounded by information, images, and voices, but we don’t always know what (or who) to trust. Between deepfakes, misinformation, and…

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Hospitality Through Story: Teaching Kids to Love Their Neighbors

When Jesus told the story of the Good Samaritan, His listeners were shocked. The hero of the story wasn’t the religious leader or the respected citizen—it was the person they least expected. A neighbor who crossed cultural, religious, and social boundaries to show mercy. That’s the heart of hospitality: creating space for someone else, even…

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Does God Love Boys More? A Review of The Book of Belonging

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When Mariko Clark’s young daughter looked up and asked, “Mom, does God love boys more than girls?” it stopped her in her tracks. The question didn’t come out of nowhere—it came from noticing that in her Bible storybook, hardly any girls were mentioned. What her daughter felt in that moment is something all of us, whether as…

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Mama, It’s Not Too Late: Fall Family Photo Bingo

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If you’ve looked back through your camera roll lately and realized you’re not in many pictures, take a deep breath. You’re not alone. Most moms naturally end up behind the camera, capturing every sweet smile and milestone, but forgetting to step into the frame themselves. Here’s the good news: it’s not too late. Your kids don’t…

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Mama, Get in the Picture

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Your Presence Matters as Much as the Memories When we’re raising kids, we naturally become the memory keepers. We grab our phones to capture the soccer goal, the dance recital, the birthday candles, the messy ice cream smiles. Our photo albums and cloud storage overflow with the everyday beauty of childhood. But so often, one…

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