017 – Learning to Be a Beginner Again
I started my internship at Vets on the Farm this week. We picked green beans, peppers, and tomatoes. We also […]
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016 – Trading Back-to-School Mom Guilt for God’s Grace
The school year has kicked off and I’m not sure how to feel about it. There’s some big feelings this
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The Delay Isn’t a Denial: Lessons From the Waiting Room
Have you ever felt like you were just waiting for God’s promise to come true? Maybe you’ve been praying
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Refrigerator Pickles
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Hot August – Easy Vanilla Ice Cream Fix
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014 – 30 Days on the Homestead
The first 30 days here consisted of getting settled and jumping into projects around the property. As amateurs, there’s a
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013 – Do Not Grow Weary
Every unseen act of goodness is a seed in God’s hands. 🌾 This week’s post is for the weary doers, the faithful-but-tired moms, and anyone wondering if it’s okay to pause. (Spoiler: it is.) 💛 #dontgrowweary #galatians6v9 #faithinspired #gracefulhearth
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012 – Lessons From A Chicken Coop
As I reflect on this week, sawdust still in my hair and a growing list of what’s left to finish, I’m reminded how often God uses the ordinary things in life to teach us something deeper. A drill bit dropped seven times. A scrap piece of wood given new purpose. A job that’s taking longer than I planned.
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011 – The Prep Work We Didn’t Expect: Learning to Steward Our Land with Patience
In this post, I share a glimpse into my family’s early days of stewarding our new property in the Pacific Northwest. From fire mitigation work that was unexpectedly delayed by a mismatched tractor part, to delaying a chicken coop build after realizing the ground needed leveling—this week was a reminder that preparation takes time. Though the visible progress was small, the lessons in patience, faithfulness, and intentional stewardship were big. Through it all, I share how the “prep work” in homesteading (and in life) often sets the foundation for lasting success and spiritual growth.
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010 – Wonder Woman Mom & The Hustle Culture
Have you ever been praised for “doing it all,” but secretly felt like you were barely holding it together?
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