by Sabrina McDonald | Jan 31, 2024 | Parenting
When my first child was born, a certain quote became very important to me. I found it in a stash of newspaper clippings in a box of odds and ends that was passed to me after my grandmother died. I had this little clipping for years, but in my first year of motherhood,...
by Sabrina McDonald | Feb 3, 2024 | Marriage
A few years ago, there was a Facebook fad going around. It was a friend quiz called “How Well Do You Know Me?” After miserably failing the tests of several of my closest friends, I sent my own in return. To my gratification, they also failed. So all was fair in...
by Sabrina McDonald | Sep 21, 2020 | Stepfamily
The first few months into my second marriage were a rude awakening. I thought I knew my new husband well: He was a dedicated Christian, a hard worker, and his children loved and respected him. All the major no-nos checked out. What more was there to know? I’ll never...
by Sabrina McDonald | Feb 24, 2015 | Marriage
I had no idea how desperate Christian women were to find satisfying physical intimacy until I heard the Focus on the Family radio program with Jim Daily interviewing Juli Slattery and Dannah Gresh on the research they’ve done about the book series Fifty Shades of...
by Sabrina McDonald | Jan 31, 2024 | Marriage
By David Beasley Three years before his death, David wrote an e-mail about his concern over the cultural idea of finding a “soul mate” to marry. This article was adapted from that email. I don’t believe that society’s definition of “soul mate” is healthy or spiritual....
