When God Wants To Rip Everything Out By The Roots
We are selling our home, so we’ve been pretty busy getting it ready for market. We are not the people who say, “They’re buying the house, not our stuff,” and […]
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Cleaning Out (& dancing)
We are just about to put our house on the market–we’re building again, in our same neighborhood! [A four-bedroom rather than our three-plus-bonus.] But I will really miss our home! […]
For When You Need To Be Refreshed
I read an interesting statistic today: If you bless just one person each day, you will impact 365 people over the course of a year. [Wow, that’s pretty good ROI.] […]
Why New Year’s Day Might Be The Most Holy Of All
Here we are, in the no man’s land of holidays between Thanksgiving/Christmas and Easter. What’s a person to do with New Year’s Day? Make resolutions to be soon forgotten and […]
Get Your Whole Life Sorted {before school starts}, Part 1
I’ve been feeling that sort of low-level stress creep in as we are in the final countdown to a new school year. My days are already filling up with meetings […]
scripture doodle journal {& verse art}
A lot of times when I read a certain verse in the bible, I total see the words in graphic from, like subway style. And you know I ended up […]
Aqua & Magenta Scripture Art {and a giveaway}
Okay, so I’m just going to tell you how it played out. So you can think I’m even more crazy. I was cutting and washing some celery, putting together a […]
DaySpring Bargain Goodness {and a discount code for you}
Welp, it’s official. And I have to say I feel a little shy about it. [I’m the girl who doesn’t even like to host tupperware–or whatever–parties to avoid a friend […]
{why I’m thankful for} a nail in my tire
My mother takes a month-long trip to England each year to visit friends, family, and country. My father doesn’t go, but he always seems to manage–every year–to give her some […]
What The Christian Life {actually} Looks Like
When I first became a Christ-follower, and for many years before and some years after, I thought that following Jesus looked like this: Beautiful but confined. Well-formed, but constricted. Rigid. […]
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