In the Stillness: Reflections on Seasons of Silence Part I
I believe we all need these intentional times of stillness, of quiet, and of reflection. We all need times and periods where we let go of plans, submit our bodies to the longings of lessened activity, and listen intentionally to
Another Guest Blog Post: Available Now!
Proverbs 31 is a popular passage and understandably so. However, shallow interpretations of the chapter can be troubling. For many years of my life, a virtuous woman looked like everyone but me. A virtuous woman made few missteps.
May Bonus Post: It’s a Devotion … Priming YOUR Pump
This month Christian Devotions published my submission on priming the pump! I grew up in a rural community in South Carolina. One of my favorite parts of the week was visiting my paternal grandfather after church. Mom and I would
It’s Published! Meet Me at Boundaries Boulevard
This month I celebrate my SECOND publication in the Christian Courier. Last year I wrote about Jesus-centered justice work. And this month we're talking about two very essential components that should be included in everyone's life: BOUNDARIES and REST. One
Deeply Rooted: Remaining grounded, planted … anchored in a drifting world
I’ve learned what it means to settle in while still growing. I’ve experienced the joy of cultivating deep and meaningful relationships. I’m witnessing the fruit of intentionally engaging in community and then investing my time, as well as talents, in
The Dangers of Lurking
As recent as last month I found myself in a state of cloudiness. In my pursuit to write and publish more, to grow my platform, and engage with others, I lost sight of what I know is God’s call for
It Happened: 4th Quarter Wins!
It was tempting to postpone the site launch until next year. But I am learning all about 4th quarter wins and not discounting the time we have before us. I want to encourage you to do the same. What is
Mushrooms and Oak Trees
Never, ever had I heard a sermon or read a devotion about mushrooms and oak trees … until a few weeks ago. I then went from never having heard the analogy to seemingly hearing about it all the time. The analogy
I Wrote It … And It’s Published!
Here is an excerpt from an article I wrote for the Christian Courier. Follow this link to read the full submission. About a year ago a friend asked me, “What is the difference between doing and being?” The question stumped me
Peaks and Valleys vs. The Battle Field
I started the summer with “A Divided Heart” and highlighted the “Million Ways to Love” in my last post. As we transition from summer to fall, attempt to pivot repeatedly with the uncertainty of COVID-19, and remain persistent in our