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Sep 2, 2024 | 
christinemchappell.com | Christina Fox |Jessika Sanders |M.S. Lpc |Annie Vander Haden |Christine Chappell
Many new mothers experience what some call postpartum "baby blues" a short period of feeling sad, irritable, anxious, and overwhelmed. But what happens when those feelings worsen as the newborn weeks go by? What help is there for you when sleepless nights, harassing thoughts, and unpredictable moods disrupt your life and drain your joy? Is there any hope to be had in such a hard season? Biblical counselor and mom Christine Chappell knows the difficulty of suffering through postpartum depression.
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Jul 26, 2024 | 
crossway.org | Nancy Guthrie |Conrad Mbewe |Christina Fox |Christopher Ash
New Books and BiblesBelow is a list of the new and notable resources releasing this month from Crossway. Titles include Saved by Nancy Guthrie and the ESV Scripture Journal, Spiral-Bound Edition: Old and New Testament Sets. Saved: Experiencing the Promise of the Book of ActsNancy GuthrieIn Saved, bestselling author Nancy Guthrie provides an accessible, theologically sound guide to the book of Acts.
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Jul 2, 2024 | 
crossway.org | Christina Fox |Daron Parton |Katie Flores
Bibles Books Tracts Articles Donate By Christina Fox, Illustrated by Daron Parton ... Show All This Engaging Picture Book Helps Kids Explore Their True Identity Found in Christ
Kids have an innate curiosity to explore and discover new things about themselves—they learn their strengths and talents, their preferences and quirks, all while celebrating little victories along the way.
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Jul 1, 2024 | 
crossway.org | Christina Fox |Samuel Ferguson |Kevin P. Emmert |Jen Oshman
What Do You Want to Be? When I was growing up, the adults around me seemed to always ask the same question: What do you want to be when you grow up? I always hesitated to answer because, in truth, I wanted to be Nancy Drew. I wanted to solve mysteries with my best pals. And I wasn’t sure if you could be someone who doesn’t even exist. What do you want to be? This is a question of identity and purpose. In other words, Who are you and why are you here? It’s one of the most fundamental questions of life.
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May 16, 2024 | 
rootedministry.com | Rebecca Lankford |Christina Fox
When my son was about four years old, he had to have what was then considered a risky surgery for his age. We drove two hours to a university hospital where a doctor that specialized in the treatment he required performed the surgery. I still remember the doctor describing how the surgery would take place and all the potential harmful things that could happen.
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Oct 29, 2023 | 
theaquilareport.com | Christina Fox
When we don’t know what to do, when we fail to do the right thing, when we freeze in fear over making a decision, we can be at peace because Christ has already interceded for us through his perfectly obedient life lived for us and perfect sacrificial death on our behalf. He also gave us his Spirit who is at work in us, helping us to desire wisdom, teaching us the way of wisdom through the Word, and enabling us to walk in it.
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Sep 7, 2023 | 
rootedministry.com | Rebecca Lankford |Christina Fox
Whenever I hear the hymn, Be Thou My Vision, it takes me back to my wedding day when our friends and family gathered to witness my husband and I exchange vows. As our voices united in song, the words exhorted us to keep Christ in the forefront of our marriage. Be Thou my vision, O Lord of my heartNaught be all else to me, save that Thou artSince then, the words of this hymn also speak to me as a parent.
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Jun 14, 2023 | 
christianpost.com | Christina Fox
By Christina Fox, Voices Contributor | Wednesday, June 14, 2023What do you think of when you hear the word pride? In our culture, it is often seen as a good thing. For example, we might say, “Take pride in your work,” or, “He’s showing his school pride.” Being true to yourself and who you are is considered self-pride and is both affirmed and encouraged.
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Apr 12, 2023 | 
fggam.org | Dewey Moede |Christina Fox
By Christina Fox in Beautiful Christian Life:I broke my arm two years ago. It was the first broken bone of my life. I thought it would be fun to expose my kids to the joys of roller skating at the local roller rink. I wanted to share the fun of skating to sounds of the latest pop music, eating roller rink fare, and participating in the Hokey Pokey. After all, that’s what I did most Saturdays growing up.
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Apr 4, 2023 | 
rootedministry.com | Rebecca Lankford |Christina Fox
Like many teens, my own adolescence was filled with intense emotions. Not only did I have the usual challenges of navigating hormonal changes, desiring increasing independence from my family, and finding my place among my peers, but I also encountered grief over loss, uncertainty over my family’s financial struggles, and fears about the future. I experienced rejection from peers for my faith and the resulting pang of loneliness. I worried about how we’d pay for food and necessities of life.
