10 ways to maximize family connection during meal time
Sometimes, as a blog writer, you feel really inspired to write something deep and inspirational, and other times it’s something really practical you feel led to share. I am going with the practical this week. Many of us find ourselves in a unique position where we,...
A shift in perspective: Persevering in a race I didn’t choose
Have you noticed the shift over the last week or so? In multiple circles of my life (small group, family, friends, clients, at home), I have noticed a shift…a shift toward weariness. When this “shelter in place” first began, there was an attitude of “sure, I can do...
A Letter to Moms during COVID-19
The idea to write this letter came to me about a week ago when I was messaging with a fellow fatigued mama. As I sit down to actually write this, I am not sure I even know where to begin. Maybe because I am walking the same journey, as I am a mom as well. So, perhaps...
Living on the Edge of Uncertainty
Finding yourself more tired lately? I have definitely been noticing it for myself and those close to me. I came to a conclusion the other day that I believe it’s from constantly living on the edge of uncertainty. When we live with so much unknown and so many things...
Self-compassion: Why we need it more than ever
You feel drawn to help others, care for others, or pray for others, but you find yourself continuing to mentally beat yourself up for mistakes you make and things you aren’t doing. Compassion…a word I have had in my vocabulary for decades. Self-compassion…not so much....
A path toward peace: Part four
We have made it to the last post in my four part series on moving toward peace. I am so glad you were able to join me for this series, and I am hoping you have one thing you are taking from this series. Let's wrap up with verse 9. Philippians 4:9 – “Whatever you have...