Find Your Joy. Make it Part of Your Routine
It’s Wednesday. There’s a lot. Maybe too much. So here’s a reminder from Winston, yes, this rare smiley Winston, that: 1. Routine is actually really good for us. 2. Joy belongs in your every day. For Winston, that joy is pretending a washcloth is
What’s real has a soul.
I’m learning how to use AI to help me do my job. Not do my job.And while I’m excited about the possibilities, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t also a little uneasy. Because as helpful as AI can be,
100 Devotions for Kids Dealing with Anxiety turns three today.
She’s three today.The most-reviewed.The best-selling.The only traditionally published (of 12!).The award-winning.The easiest (though still painstaking) book I’ve ever written only because it was downloaded straight from Holy Spirit. 100 Devotions for Kids Dealing with Anxiety turns three today. A book born purely
teach. inspire. transform.
To teach is to impart knowledge.To inspire is to stir something alive within.To transform is to change deeply, meaningfully, maybe even forever. Right now, we don’t need just one.We need all of it. Teaching. Inspiration. Transformation. So here’s my question for you:Where are
The moment we say they all or we all
The moment we say they all or we all, we’ve abandoned curiosity and with it, connection. When we flatten people into categories, we leave no room for their full, holy stories
Smell the Flower.
When we look up from our phones…When we put down the list,take a breath,and choose to be here
The Trouble with Expectations (and What to Do Instead)
It’s something I see again and again, with the leaders I work with, the teens my friends parent, and even inside my own story, especially before all this healing courage work: We hold really high expectations.For how people should act.For how life should go.For how things should* feel. And
