What if rather than trying to avoid pain, we were courageous enough to get to the root of our pain?

At 80, I am discovering again who I am and new opportunities and paths.

Jesus isn't looking for us to do Sabbath "right." He gives us the gift of Sabbath because he loves us.

I would have missed so many opportunities if fear had dominated my choices.

Although trauma can feel final, we can heal.

God brought order out of chaos in the beginning, and he can do the same in our lives.

There is no app for the human connection we need to keep us moving forward.

The transformative power of ritual is available to all of us.

While community might wear us out, we know that God doesn’t want us to be alone.

God, I can't, but You can, and I will let you.

If you are feeling scared, don't hide under a bushel, tell God you are afraid.

Creativity crosses all boundaries and is one of God’s greatest gifts.

Now is the time to both live our stories, and to tell our stories.

What if you say yes to the nudges God puts on your heart?

We fear what we do not know.

A soul sensitive to all it’s doing wrong is probably a soul doing something right.

Celebrating feasts and sabbath helps us focus on a Kingdom calendar.

We can sit in ordinary dirt with others and unearth a love that is steady for the long haul.

The most worthwhile parts of life typically are the hardest and most painful.

Slowing down is a radical act of courage as we unlearn previous beliefs.