THE GOOD DAY

After King David, it's his son's turn to reign. As we'll see, Solomon is a "like father, like son" story. So many parallels.

From mistreatment to promotion, from reunions to genocide, from plagues to passover - it all foreshadows our Rescuer.

"Never trust a man whose TV is larger than his bookshelf." Ouch. Inspired to read more this year and sharing a few of my favorites with you!

From homeless to community, from prisoner to freedom, from addiction to purpose - all because God relentlessly pursues the one He loves.

Standing on one foot for the breaker and throwing nets out again - how do we find the strength to obey when it doesn't make sense?

Ever felt in over your head? Me, too. The awe and wonder I experience now is very different from what I felt when starting this adventure...

I LOVE surprises, and this year, God blew me away ...again and again and again! Here are the top 5 BIGGEST SURPRISES OF YEAR 1!

1 whole year, y'all! WHOA. Looking back on how it all started - with a quiet heart and a mind aligned to His will.

A time of excitement and exhaustion, bouquets of sharpened pencils and love/hate relationships with school supply aisles - oh and prayer.

It's one thing to do a redesign at work or to endure a bathroom remodel, but when the redesign is your life and all are happening at once?

A page turner. That’s how thirty feels. Not just a new page but a new chapter. Sharing a few things I've learned in the last chapter.

This letter was a simple reminder of friendship, selflessness and how God can use us in unexpected ways to be a light in a dark world.

Summer is at here! Before we jump in the pool, let's look at where we've been so we have purpose for where we're going next!

This Easter, let's remember we do not base our decisions, our emotions or our actions on what we see. We focus on what is unseen, eternal.

Sometimes, the surface is a mask. Often, there's a lot more beneath the surface if we date have the courage to look.

Rejection or Relentless Pursuit? We all get those gifts we don't want. Maybe you got a few of them this year. If you're like me, they...

We mess up. We get scratched. Someone else hurts us, or we do the hurting. How do we allow these things to prepare us rather than define us?

Fear of rejection and failure - it can paralyze us. Leave us feeling stuck. How do we learn to become comfortable being uncomfortable?

What if we measure the day not by the productivity achieved or lack of failures involved, but by the strength, joy, and peace it held?