A week of Twins Fantasy Camp, family memories, and unexpected joy reminded me how easy it is to spot God’s gifts on vacation—and how important it is to notice them in everyday life too.

As 2025 wraps up, I’m reflecting on family, running, summer memories, and the lessons this year has taught me. My focus for 2026? Being faithful in the small things.

As we decorated for Christmas, my family reminded me of my very particular nativity tradition—keeping the wise men far from the manger. Here’s the biblical reason why.

The first snowfall looked fresh and clean, but it reminded me how often we cover things up in our own lives. Only Jesus can cleanse what’s beneath and make us truly new.

Life isn’t slowing down anytime soon — but that doesn’t mean your prayer life has to suffer. Here are 5 simple ways to build a prayer journal that keeps you grounded and connected to God in every season.

What started as a grumpy Walmart trip—with a squeaky cart and a long to-do list—turned into a reminder to find joy in everyday moments. Sometimes God uses unexpected people (and a man in a cape) to shift our perspective.

When we rush ahead of God—driven by fear, impatience, or the illusion of control—we often end up exhausted and anxious. But when we slow down and wait for His direction, peace follows. This week’s Make Monday Matter reminds us of the danger of moving without God and the freedom found in trusting His timing.

Disjointed has become my new normal. Between school, work, appointments, and waiting in parking lots, life feels chaotic. But I’m learning, like Paul, that contentment can be found in every circumstance.

A summer visit with my daughters’ 94-year-old great great uncle: we do not know the day or the hour, but we know the One who holds our days. His steady presence and quiet faith point to the hope found in Jesus, who promises eternal life to all who believe.

What is your “one”? What’s the thing God’s called you to do?

Praying but not seeing results? It’s easy to give up, but God calls us to wait, trust, and persist.

Marriage isn’t just a partnership—it’s a connection that needs tending. Here’s how to bring back the spark!

Everything You Do, Do It for God’s Glory! Yes, God includes FUN in the "whatever we do"—so let's have some fun and give Him glory!

I saw a quote on Facebook the other day: “Sometimes we're so ashamed of ourselves that we automatically feel like Jesus is too. But He's...

Faith isn’t always loud—sometimes it’s about quietly standing firm and trusting God’s promises in every season.

With Thanksgiving this week, I’ve been reflecting on all that has happened over the past year. There’s so much to be grateful for, and...

In the morning, LORD, you hear my voice; in the morning I lay my requests before you and wait expectantly. - Psalm 5:3 In my house,...

I first remember learning about the Beatitudes in a church basement one summer when I was helping my aunt teach vacation Bible school....

I’m not sure if it’s because I’m getting older or maybe it’s because I am looking more deeply at life, connecting with others, but my...

A friend sent me a message the other week asking how God had blessed me that day. I took a moment to respond, and now, as I’m sitting on...