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WATCH: School Shooting Survivor Wows Judges With Lauren Daigle Song on ‘America’s Got Talent’

Ava Swiss, a school shooting survivor from Oxford, Michigan gave the “America’s Got Talent” judges an audition they won’t soon forget last week with an incredible performance of Lauren Daigle’s “Remember.”

WATCH: Depressed Security Guard Says Mark Wahlberg Changed His Life in a 2-Minute Conversation

We've talked about Mark Wahlberg at faithit.com in the...

3-Year-Old Hit by a Car Defies All Odds, Mom Says “God speaks to me”

At age 3, on her last day of school...

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WATCH: School Shooting Survivor Wows Judges With Lauren Daigle Song on ‘America’s Got Talent’

Ava Swiss, a school shooting survivor from Oxford, Michigan gave the “America’s Got Talent” judges an audition they won’t soon forget last week with an incredible performance of Lauren Daigle’s “Remember.”

WATCH: Depressed Security Guard Says Mark Wahlberg Changed His Life in a 2-Minute Conversation

We've talked about Mark Wahlberg at faithit.com in the past, regarding how his mother's faith inspired him. It seems that the propensity to inspire...

3-Year-Old Hit by a Car Defies All Odds, Mom Says “God speaks to me”

At age 3, on her last day of school before summer, Shaylie Edwards was off to the park with her dad, when something terrible...

Katy Perry Found Guilty of Copying Christian Rap Song, Claims She Doesn’t Listen To Christian Music

Pop singer Katy Perry is in hot water after a California jury found her guilty of copying a Christian rap song by Marcus Gray, also known as "Flame.”

Why I Will Never Apologize for My Noisy Kids

That noise — it’s mine — all mine, and I will never ever apologize for it.

“Stop Being a Butthole Wife.”

"Days after his funeral, I stared at our dirty clothes basket that sat atop our dryer, knowing his clothes were inside. I sighed so deeply. Before me was the last load of laundry I would ever wash for that sweet man. "

Dear Kids, I’m Not Sorry Your Brother Has Special Needs

When I first received the Down syndrome diagnosis for your brother, the first coherent thought I had was, “Poor him”, which quickly turned to “poor you.” I exited the present and started living in your futures.

I’ve Always Been a Bad Friend

"Seasons change. People change. Marriages come, children come. Life just gets too busy. Gosh, that hurts. It hurt then. I would not entertain another female friendship for eighteen years! That’s weird, right?!"

I Carry Him

"When he’s reached his limit, I’m close to my own. But when I carry him, he somehow carries me, too."

‘I Don’t Fit in. They Don’t Really Want Me There. I Wonder Why I Wasn’t Invited. Circles Are Great if You’re on the Inside.’

"You can’t be best friends with everyone. But you can notice everyone. You can make room for everyone."

‘Stop Telling Moms Not to Blink—It’s Okay for Us to Miss Some Stuff’

"Listen, mamas — you can be both the momma who doesn’t want to blink, but who still freakin’ blinks because she needs those brief breaks from her empowering yet fatiguing journey as a life guide for her children."