We picture abiding as cozy chair and cup of coffee, sitting with God in the quiet. We have to get up and take God with us into the struggle.

Who do I want to be, not what do I need to do.

Days trick us into thinking we have more time or less time. We have to stop looking at them and look at God for our plans.

There is not a problem that doesn't find it's answer in God. If we aren't reading His word diligently, not devotionals, not self-help...

Lately my thoughts have been "in the weeds". There is too much going on in there, and it isn't just anxiety or agendas.

God measures differently than we do. He isn't limited by time and sees the product while I'm still looking at the tiny seed.

We read too much condemnation over ourselves in scripture, and we miss keywords like “practice”. God never asks us to be perfect.

God doesn't just forgive our sin, He can use our repentance to bring us closer and renew us.

Today is the beginning of Lent, which means Easter is right around the bend. Easter is my favorite holiday hands-down! I have a challenge...

Why do I choose other peoples words and allow them to speak over me more than I choose God’s words?

More than just a resolution, when I pick a word for the year it helps me focus. It streamlines my goals. We take in so much information...

Give yourself a minute. Process Christmas because it's always a mixture of beautiful and hard, lovely and hustle. We don't let ourselves...

Who do we most fear disappointing? How do we make our decisions? How much time do we spend thinking about what others think of us? How...

We have twenty-four hours in a day... that’s it. We never get twenty-five. Sixty minutes in every hour of our lives. No matter how hard...

Summer is fading and I’m desperate to make her last. My Enneagram one self, even though I try not to show her that much in public, feels...

I pray that you will make me fit for what you are calling me to do. That's what I wrote, but that's not what the verse said. It actually...

Expectations. We want to put our hope fully into things, but experience has taught us that we will often be disappointed.