We spend so much time comparing with others that we don't take a hard look at our own lives. I know this is true for me. I can feel that emptiness when I start to compare seep in. It feels like what someone else has was stolen from me.

Pouring our actually makes space for God to fill me with something better... Him.

"If we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit."

I'm rebranding overwhelmed to overflowing. I'm using recognition and gratitude as my tools.

Sin is sneaky, when I leave the door cracked, it pushes its way into my life.

I am not paying attention to what I am actively believing. I try to see myself through other people's eyes and it starts to make me dizzy.

Trust is proving to be a hard word for me.

God is working in places you can't see yet. He is right there beside you. Look up and tell Him you trust Him.

My word for the year is words. It's a blend of believe, trust, and hope. They all depend on each other.

Our soul felt its worth.

I've got a secret... my new book comes out March 4th and I want to invite you for a sneak peak.

I am so terrible at moving into a new season that even my flowers are having trouble. I’ve got hydrangeas blooming in fall.

We don’t have to live our best life here, our best life is later. Remembering keeps my grip on hope.

Take a deep breath. Learn the best kind of meditation.

The plan: Seek, Seek, Remember It's fairly simple, and I am sure to still mess is up. The beauty is that I can come back to it. God lets...

Are we too comfortable with our Bibles? Have you stopped being inspired and corrected by it? Has it ceased to penetrate your heart?

Momentum for motherhood can be found in grace. I've decided to let myself take in some deep breaths of God's grace for my motherhood.

Instead of letting the world influence your thoughts and decisions, let prayer influence your thoughts and decisions. Instead of letting...

Having one word for the year means I get 365 days to try and fail, and hear about my progress from God's heart.

Holding life with open hands takes practice. I'll be practicing it until my last breath