Bri Lamm

2 weeks ago | faithit.com | Bri Lamm

At an age when most kids are focused on beating the next level in a video game, or working toward actually hitting the ball in their baseball game on Saturday, William is consumed with becoming an astrophysicist. Most kids dream of becoming a firefighter, a doctor, maybe an astronaut or a teacher, but William isn’t just dreaming of becoming an astrophysicist, he’s already becoming one. The boy from Pennsylvania, graduated high school in May of 2016, at the age of 9.

3 weeks ago | faithit.com | Bri Lamm

There’s no better way to make a point than the use of an analogy. You know, when someone explains something using different examples to express similarities. And there’s no one who uses analogies better than a church pastor. Pastor Andy Harris of The Church of the Cross in Haughton, Louisiana, shared a story on his Facebook page about a woman who made the decision to leave her church after she was burned by some others in the congregation — sound familiar?

3 weeks ago | faithit.com | Bri Lamm

After losing her son, Japeth Peace, Felicia Cash shared a heart-wrenching post on Facebook, with the hopes of bringing to light just how complete, real, formed and alive a baby is at only 14 weeks gestation. Felicia was three-and-a-half months pregnant with her precious baby boy when she miscarried. Through the heartbreak and devastation, the mother of five was amazed by how developed her son was at just 14 weeks and six days old. He was just as much of a human being then as anyone else.

1 month ago | faithit.com | Bri Lamm

After his 34-year-old wife, Laura, suffered a devastating asthma attack that later killed her, Peter DeMarco turned tragedy into thanksgiving. DeMarco, who is a writer in Boston, wrote a letter to those who cared for the couple and helped him cope—the staff at Cambridge Hospital’s intensive care unit.

1 month ago | faithit.com | Bri Lamm

Fifteen is an exciting age—not quite old enough to drive to Sonic on your own, but old enough to be out of the pre-teens and on your way to a Friday night football game. Fifteen-year-olds should have so much going for them—a wide-eyed future, a license on the horizon, and a time in your life that should be filled with friends and fun. No 15-year-old should ever be driven to suicide.