Many women struggling with infertility wrestle with feelings of grief, identity, and worth. If infertility has left you feeling broken, alone, or defined by loss, this encouragement may remind you where your true identity and hope are found.

Grief does not follow a predictable timeline. It can surface years later, even in the middle of a joyful moment. After miscarriage, healing does not mean forgetting or finally “getting over it.” It means learning to make space for sorrow while holding tightly to the hope we have in Christ.

Waiting in adoption can feel full of uncertainty and questions. Through my own experiences with cancer, infertility, and adoption, God has taught me a few important truths about trusting Him in seasons of waiting.

Not all adoption consultants are the same. If you are beginning the domestic infant adoption process, here are six important things to look for and questions to ask before choosing who will guide your family.

If you are waiting to be chosen by an expecting mother, every “no” can feel deeply personal. But not being chosen does not mean something is wrong with your family. Even in the waiting, the delays, and the disappointment, God is still writing your adoption story.