When the Rush of Summer Fades and the Hush of Fall Begins
There’s a sacred kind of transition that happens when summer starts to loosen its grip. The frantic pace of long days, packed calendars, family obligations, vacations, heat, and constant motion begins to soften. The evenings cool. The sunlight changes. The trees start preparing to let go. And if we’re paying attention, something […]
Dear Older Me: Use The Good China
Not long ago, I read the most amazing article from Karen Salmansohn called My 90-Year-Old Self Stopped By with Life Advice. She Did Not Sugarcoat It (A conversation between who I am now and who I’m becoming). Karen is known for her philosophical and witty wisdom for people who want more from […]
Grief, Loss and Legacy: How We Carry Those Who Are Gone
The holiday season is upon us, and although I look forward to family time, prayer, and festivities, I can’t ignore the fact that a key family member in my life is missing. Navigating the holidays without my dad isn’t just murky waters for me to swim; my whole family feels the pain […]
Seasonal Transitions / Hope in Darkness
As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, the rhythm of the world begins to change. Leaves have fallen, light fades earlier, and a quiet stillness settles in. For many, this season offers a welcome invitation to slow down, reflect, and spend time with loved ones. For others, however, the shift […]
