I got the blue screen of death on my computer this week. And my immediate thought?Yep. That tracks. That’s exactly how I’ve been feeling lately.Glitchy. Overloaded. Maxed out. It capped off a day of frustration after frustration. So I gave myself a
Change is necessary.Change is constant.Change is uncomfortable. It can feel uncertain, wonky and wobbly, even a little (or a lot) hard. And yet, change can also be exciting. Exciting because it often means we're learning, stretching, becoming. The in-between?It’s usually messy. Awkward. A little
A three-and-a-half-hour workshop was about to begin. I sat down to pray over the room as the team caught up with each other, many meeting in person for the first time, and I glanced over. My breath caught a bit. A copy
We have a logo! And it feels wildly foolish to feel really excited about it, let alone to share it. Because here’s what I’m learning:When you live with courage, you feel beyond foolish most days.When you walk with unflappable faith, you
Sometimes people look at your life or work online and assume you’ve “made it.” They see the polished pieces, the offerings, the photos, and assume it happened quickly. That success came overnight. What they don’t see:The canceled workshops.The quiet seasons.The years of
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
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,
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
