Humans may lead you astray, but God and his Word will not.

Faith is integral to finding my One Word. I want God to lead me to what he has for me.

As you walk through this week toward Christmas, let the words of this hymn sink into your heart.

This Christmas I know that Jesus, Immanuel, is with me, in both the joy and the sorrow.

Nativities from around the world remind me that Jesus came for all.

Rather than an infrequent spa day, a better break is incorporating small moments that help you downshift.

There is only one place for me to go when I need filling: my Heavenly Father.

It is in the valleys where his unrelenting lovingkindness pursues us.

As a single person, God uses my friends to show me love and delight and partnership all the time.

It's a choice that faces every woman at halftime: Am I willing to change?

We are part of a larger whole, to serve God's purpose in interconnection beyond our awareness.

This is a darker shade of grace. Presence mingled with pain. God with us.

Mid-life is not too late to listen to God calling us to something new.

Just like my mom, food is a love language I speak with my heart.

When we break down, we can find power and presence in the Creator who restores things that are broken.

Paradox holds the apparent opposites of giving and receiving together in a unified whole.

To make sure I really understand the person I'm talking with, I need to stop multi-tasking and lean in.

I can take the wreckage of crashed expectations to the Father who has always been for me.

God invites you into Sabbath; it’s a gift.

God’s presence is a harbor in the midst of grief.