Blog
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Red Flags, Bonafide Wins, and Not Being Enough
True wins don’t make us trust God less or need each other less. They’re not negated by someone’s else winning. These wins build bridges, not walls, knit us together not drive wedges between us.
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A Morning Routine That Will Give You Fresh Perspective
It seems inconsequential—to write out praise and thanks at the beginning rather than the end of the day. But it’s key to gaining fresh perspective, and here’s why.
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How to Get God’s Attention When You Need Him
Are you tired? Tired of the perpetual busy? Tired of the push-hard pace? Tired of doing all the things to get God to pay attention to you but still feeling unseen?
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How to Find Strength When You’re See-Sawed by Grief
Today I’ll wear black in honor of a man who taught me that loving those around us can be as simple as hello. Eye contact. Making each other feel human and worth noticing.
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Wild, Reckless Love, Ocean Waves, & The Week After
I hold onto the scent of ocean, waves, God’s with-ness. It’s the week after the world changed with the death and living-again of One both God and man.
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How to Courageously Celebrate Easter (with Cracked Voices and Hallelujah-Hands)
Easter is a courageous celebration. Joy that raises hallelujah-hands when the pain is still raw. Kneels in awe when everything else is rushing by.
