Ever hit that point where you feel like you've exhausted your efforts with no results? Felt like quitting was the only option? Before you jump the gun, try to apply these principles (spiritual and practical) and see what good might come.
Have you ever found yourself reading an article and thinking..."I wonder what other people are saying about this...?" Only to scroll to the bottom of the page and see that the comment section is a pile of hot garbage, scathing reviews, grammar police and trolls? It seems
In the early 2000's, I have had the privilege of coaching an amazing high school dance team. At times, the practices were grueling, long, and tiresome. At the time, it was hard to imagine that all the hard work would be worth it. The first few competitions we
15 years ago when my kids were still little, they taught me a lesson I'll remember for the rest of my life. There's depth to be found in the simplicity and purity of a child. As a parent, it seems that I am endlessly repeating myself
* I pulled this one out of the archives, but it still rings true. Publishing it for myself, and for all the mommies of little ones once again. Enjoy!* Sometimes as a mom to multiple littles under five, life can move so fast and the list of to-do's gets
Are you stuck in a rut of always thinking about something and never actually doing it? Me too. Here's what helped me.
Practical tips for working through seasons of depression.
I am one of those crazy lucky people that was exposed to Christ at a young age, and as a result have walked with God my whole life. Growing up, my Dad was a Pastor, and modeled what it meant to know and follow Jesus for me. He would do
I don't know about you, but as a kid I had a belief that I could do anything... even miraculous things. I so resonated with that commercial where the little kid dresses like Darth Vader, thinking that he can magically open doors (but really, they're just
I used to think there were enough Christian voices out there. I even chose to exit the online world for quite some time. I doubted the need to add my voice to an already crowded pile. But after a while I realized that there's a bit of a
