“Have you seen my tape measure?” asked my husband. “I left it on the table yesterday.” Those few words are all it takes for me to move. I leap up from my desk and march toward the table, launching my mission with confirmation of said item’s absence. I carry a special superhero gene which activates […]

Sometimes we must move forward even when the weight of troubles are heavy upon our hearts. We cannot give up the battle for good.

Even in times that are challenging to understand, we have the choice to at least look for another perspective, even if we never grasp it all.

There are days we just feel worn down from the repeated struggles of the world. But no matter how small or broken we feel, God’s got this.

Sometimes we must move forward even when the weight of troubles are heavy upon our hearts. We cannot give up the battle for good.

We all know that God forgives our mistakes. But how are we affecting His mission in this world when we don’t forgive ourselves?

Just like a snowflake can turn into a blizzard, the good things in our lives can become a barrier to clear vision if we let them.

The chase for perfection in everything around me continues. But I must remember to take only what is mine to take.

We are most comfortable when things go the way we expect. But what does it do to our hearts when things don’t go as planned?

We just keep walking. We see that person hurting and we turn the other way thinking we have nothing to offer. But what if we are wrong?

Lift your head my friend. There is hope to be found and it is time to rise and dust yourself off from the weight of the world.

A hero’s path is rarely an easy one. We can look around us every day and see what a hero looks like. Just watch for the leap of faith.

Have you ever tried to catch a manhole cover? I have. As if there was any way I could carry that kind of weight.

We have no problem knowing we should be kind to those less fortunate. But what if your definition of the least of these is wrong?

I will admit to regifting in my life, but this is not a practice we should use with the gift of Jesus.