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for the one who feels too tired to go on
If you’re struggling to carry too many heavy things today, friend, you’re not alone. I’m right there with you in the thick of it. But I’m also clinging to the truth that there is joy to come. Read this for a dose of light to grapple against the darkness you feel.
On Wednesday Night Rhythms, Red Lights + Reframing
Are there any obstacles in your life that could actually be little gifts if you slowed down to look at them properly? My Wednesday night tradition with my sister has taught me about viewing hindrances in a new light and the value of companionship.
an ode for cheering others on
How many people have talents that lie dormant because they are afraid and nobody is there to inspire them to try? So much good goes undone because people believe they have nothing to offer or their small contributions don’t matter. The solution? Cheerleaders.
lilac lemonade
If you’re looking for a seasonal spring recipe, look no further! This lemonade recipe is refreshing, with a delicate hint of the lilacs you know and love. It’s so easy and guaranteed to be a crowd-pleaser at your next event!
enough for your moment of need
What do Moses, an unruly sea, and a youth retreat all have in common? Read this to find out!
24 things I learned + loved this past year
In honor of completing another year of life, I thought I’d share twenty-four things I learned and loved this past year! I searched through my ‘23-’24 journals, agendas, writing, and photos to narrow down 24 things that impacted my life in one way or another. This list includes recipes, quotes, life lessons, and things I enjoyed!
summer bucket list
Need some ideas for activities this summer? Here are 100 things to add to your own Summer Bucket List™. From recipes to activities to experiences, this list will spark your creativity to curate your own list of goals and aspirations for this summer!
Fix Your Mind
Pastor and author, Craig Groeschel once said that “most of life’s battles are won or lost in the mind.” We either wake up and wage war or we go to sleep in the battle. Read this guest post from Kristine Amundrud on rewiring neural pathways when things feel hopeless.
when contentment feels too hard
In a world where you are constantly bombarded with the message that you need to do more, be more, or have more to be happy, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. When those voices get loud and contentment feels a million miles away, read this for a refresh.
the hiking boots do not make the hiker
On imposter syndrome and allowing yourself to be a work in progress.
20 books to read in the 2020s
Sometimes it can be tricky figuring out what is worth reading and what isn’t. I thought it would be fun to make a short compilation of some books that have helped me so that you can have a shortlist to add to your TBR pile!
