twyla
Twyla Franz is a relentless believer in direction over pace, and a proponent of ripple-effect living. A blueberry tea drinker, sourdough bread baker, minimalist wanna-be, chalk painter, mom of three, and wife to her first and forever. She plays worship songs loud and on repeat, and numbers her thanks to remember gratitude is a before, not an after. As an introvert who now has a village of neighbors, she believes a meaningful life with the people right in front of you and God spilling into your relationships is possible.
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When You’re Doing All the Things and You Still Hit Rock Bottom
The cracks in the walls had begun to show and it was my best-kept secret until it wasn’t.
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How to Neighbor Well as an Enneagram 9: Enneaneighboring Summer Series
God's heart breaks for you when you dismiss the value of your own voice, put yourself down, call insignificant who He created with care.
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How to Show Compassion When You Could Grumble Instead: A Waiting Room Heart-Check
“The average wait time is 24-28 hours right now,” I overheard the front desk worker tell the couple in front of me.
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How to Neighbor Well as an Enneagram 8: Enneaneighboring Summer Series
Enneagram eight, God is strong—so you don’t have to be. He’s in control—so you don’t have to be. He is perfect—so you don’t have to be.
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Why I’m Grateful to Be Included in God’s Big, Beautiful Family
My trip to Ecuador, where I volunteered at an orphanage, For His Children, was far from my first mission trip—and it was not and will not be my last.
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How to Neighbor Well as an Enneagram 7: Enneaneighboring Summer Series
We’re talking about both today—the things that you’d rather stuff down and keep out of sight, and the beautiful things about you that delight God and the people who know you.
