Melissa Edgington
Melissa Edgington is a former English teacher turned stay-at-home mother. With three small children to raise and a pastor husband, she is never short on stories, although she is often short on sleep. Melissa earned a Master's Degree in English and read some of the greatest literature ever written, but these days she’s more into Dr. Seuss. Despite her lack of literary sense, she finds herself laughing a lot and knows that the three little souls in her life are worth more than all of the literature in the world. Melissa enjoys writing about the Christian life at Your Mom Has a Blog.
Articles for Youth Leaders
Can Loved Ones in Heaven Look Down on You: Biblical Insights
Can loved ones in heaven look down on you? Be prepared to address tough questions about death, heaven, and eternity.
Children's Ministry Leaders
When Good Things Spiritually Harm Our Kids
If Christian parents aren't careful with the way they prioritize their families' lives, they may inadvertently convey to their children that faith is a side interest.
Children's Ministry Leaders
I’m Not An ‘Angel Mommy’ and Here’s Why
It’s a vast and terrible club to belong to: mothers who have babies in Heaven. Moms started calling them “angel babies,” and they began to make t-shirts to wear that say, “Mother of Angels” or "Angel Mommy."
Articles for Youth Leaders
Christian Sex Education Is Crucial—And Must Start at Home
Christian sex education is a must for families of faith. Parents: If you're embarrassed to talk to your kids about sex, you need to get over it.
Articles for Outreach & Missions
To the Women Who Wish Their Husbands Were Spiritual Leaders
To the Women Who Wish Their Husbands Were Spiritual Leaders - You look at him and see apathy. Laziness. It makes you sad, but mostly it makes you angry. You can see so clearly what he needs to be doing. Why won’t he just do it?
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
Why We Should All Work in the Church Nursery
The church nursery always seems to be a touchy subject, but I'd like to offer my two cents: We should all work in the nursery. And it's not an obligation...it's a joy.
Pastors
I Am Regathering My Courage
It isn’t like it surprises God when I lose my courage. There’s a reason He reminds us well over 300 times in Scripture not to be afraid.
Ministry Tech Leaders
4 Reasons My Teenage Daughter Doesn’t Have a Cell Phone
Life is simpler without that constant din of the world in your kid’s pocket. Your teenager doesn't have a cell phone. I’m in no rush to invite the noise in.
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