Our culture has a false idea that a good life means a life completely free of hardship. @alisachilders
Our culture has a false idea that a good life means a life completely free of hardship.  @alisachilders
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
But from a Christian perspective, God invites us to trust Him through difficulties, and that is where the secret sauce of intimacy with Him is found. When parents abort children with special needs out of fear, they miss out on the profound joy, sanctification, and deep relational bonds that come from walking through hard things together.

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Our culture has a false idea that a "good life" means a life completely free of hardship.

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