Are you in need of a little calm? Me too. Sharing 5 calming end-of-summer treats for both of us. Your welcome.

What are you reading? This summer is your invitation to explore a curiosity in great books.

Instead of asking, "what do you want to do this summer?" - I was challenged to go deeper. Here's my story.

Three fun treats to kick off your 2022 summer season.

What are some of the best decisions you've made? Here are my favorite three so far.

My friend Shelly prays big fat prayers. After spending time with her, I'm reminded that God likes it when we pray big.

This end of the school year always invites me to ask "what did I learn this year?" Three favorite posts share some highlights.

Where are your feet taking you today? Here's my story of being up to good wherever my feet fall.

Golf gives me more than just a chance to play. Here's what I'm learning about how golf makes me a better human.

After the spring-forward time change punishment, I think we all could use a treat. Here are a few goodies to cheer you up.

Its been two years since my husband and I challenged each other to eat mostly plants. Here's what we have learned so far on the journey.

A recent sermon challenged my thinking with the idea, "it's not about me." Even though I didn't like it, it changed me.

Wisdom sometimes comes from unlikely places - like your houseplants. Here's what I'm learning from the fern in the corner.

When I asked God to pierce my heart, He answered with an adventure to Haiti. Here's how my prayer was answered in an unexpected way.

What's saving your life right now? Now that we are deep into the winter season, it's the perfect time to remember the life-giving things.

Are you craving more rest? Me too. Recently rest snuck up on me and reminded me that it's not just for weekends.

A funny story about how joy shows up in unexpected places -- like a bait and tackle restaurant in the Everglades.

What is your favorite part of the Christmas story? Mine is just one line from Luke 2. Here's my story about Mary's example of pondering.

Yes 11-year-olds can absolutely cook the Thanksgiving feast. Here's my Hell's Kitchen moment, saved by a spunky kid willing to step up.

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.