Recently I was overwhelmed by a lavish feast in the mountains. It. reminded me how God wants to bless us, but we have to be ready.

Could one question really change your day? Maybe. It's a fun experiment to try out. Here's my story of the day-changer question.

What a privilege to be featured on The Walkshow with Walker Neer as we discuss, "The Power of Homeschooling."

The daily meal is our chance to celebrate the sacred and the ordinary. How using the good China reminds me to celebrate family every day.

How a chance encounter at a tailgate reminded me to live. A story about Jenny who changed my mind about how we view our days.

When storms come, I know how to prepare. But what do I do for personal storms? Here are 3 ideas on handling storms of the heart.

Creating a true refuge is more than a home's decor. Here are three ideas for considering the soul of your sanctuary.

My 15 favorite fall things. I hope it inspires you to make your own list to enjoy the season.

Our healthcare workers desperately need your encouragement. Here are a few simple ways to share the love.

The back-to-school season inspired me to share my best advice as my son headed out. It turns out, the best advice is no advice: just love.

Sometimes brave looks like climbing a mountain and sometimes not. Here's my story about being brave with a tiny thing - being on a podcast.

What will your life look in 10 years? A quick encouragement to practice future you after homeschooling is over.

If I could learn how to give myself the same grace I give my dog, I would be making progress. I decided to choose grace for my attitude.

An excerpt from Nourish, Encouragement for Parents Homeschooling Through High School Beach Scene Acrylic Wall Decor by HudsonCrafted...

7 Fun Thoughts on Making Summer Wishes Photo by Debby Hudson on Unsplash Summer is the season that whispers, “go ahead, make a wish.”...

What we behold, we become. How spending time with God and the Word first makes me a better person.

How book piles are really about surrounding yourself with hope no matter what life throws at you.

What I learned from a box on my front porch and the importance of being present to others.