Grace
The Monday after a long holiday weekend can carry so many stories. We never really know how someone is walking into their week, so today, a reminder of grace. Grace for the person who felt the empty chair at the table. Grace
Grateful
Gratitude changes everything.Not the surface-level, “everything’s fine” kind, rather the grounded, honest kind that notices the good even in the middle of the hard.I’m grateful for every breath and every moment. For wondering whether the highlight of the day has
Overwhelming thankfulness
I really wanted to be in church today except I'm in Texas for a keynote right during church times. And yet, of course, I was taken to church all morning between the choir, the opening prayer, and the panel conversations
Courage over perfection
When you catch yourself doom-scrolling, chasing that synthetic dopamine rush that never lasts, or feeling the pull to check who someone follows and what posts they liked (seriously, stop doing this), hit pause. Life can be better, happier, healthier, and
Holy time that I am so grateful for.
Because sometimes you just need to document to remember those holy lunches and the people who love you well
I know I can trust it all
On November 1st*, I shared with the world a dream come true—Chad and I had purchased a beautiful property to create our future retreat space, Monarch Meadows Retreat. By February*, I had to let you know that after much planning, dreaming,
He will make it good
As someone who truly only came to her faith after losing three babies and ending the infertility journey without kids, I have not only heard, read, and studied the scriptures on suffering, but I have them memorized, embedded into me,
Look at us changing the world!
I will never get to experience the pride of seeing my child score the winning goal or ace the test or be kind to a stranger or graduate or get the dream job or walk down the aisle to a
Our enough just is, and more than that lies in love.
Comparison has stolen so much from me in the past. And I let it. Is my life enough? Am I doing enough? Am I fun enough? Am I successful enough? Do I have enough? Am I enough? I think I'm finally learning the only enough that needs any