031 – Worn Thin
Feeling worn thin this season? A stay-at-home mom reflects on exhaustion, grace, and setting loving boundaries during the busy holiday season.
Feeling worn thin this season? A stay-at-home mom reflects on exhaustion, grace, and setting loving boundaries during the busy holiday season.
A gentle reminder for weary moms this Christmas: perfection isn’t the goal — presence is. After a small “gift surprise” mishap with my kids, God nudged my heart back to the truth of the season. Christmas isn’t about flawless moments, matching pajamas, or magical surprises. It’s about slowing down, letting go of impossible expectations, and turning our hearts toward the One who came into our imperfect world to save us.
030 – Christmas: Less Perfection. More Peace. Read More »
There’s something about winter that makes me crave those simple, soul-warming recipes — the ones that make the house smell like home and remind me that comfort can come from the smallest things. Lately, that comfort has been coming in the form of sourdough discard brownies, and friends… I am officially obsessed.
Sourdough Discard Brownies: A Little Bit of Comfort, A Lot of Chocolate Read More »
Easy leftover turkey soup is a warm and comforting meal after a cold day hunting for the perfect Christmas tree. This recipe incorporates Thanksgiving left over turkey, vegetables and homemade turkey stock for a dreamy, charming soup.
Creamy Leftover Turkey Soup Read More »
The practice of expressing gratitude is both biblical and practical. Choosing gratitude can affect your happiness, health, and sleeping habits. By practicing gratitude everyday, not just on Thanksgiving, you will find the benefits outlay your life’s challenges.
029 – A Spirit of Thankfulness Read More »
Feeling afraid or overwhelmed? You don’t have to “fake it ’til you make it.” This faith-filled devotional explores how the Holy Spirit equips us with real courage, strength, and peace. A perfect read for Christian women seeking encouragement during stressful seasons
028 – Faith It ’til You Make It Read More »
Discover how soil health mirrors spiritual health. A faith-filled reflection on stewardship, regeneration, and caring for both the land and our souls.
027 – What Soil Taught Me About the Soul Read More »
Feeling drained by holiday stress or toxic family dynamics? Learn how to protect your peace this holiday season with grace and confidence. Practical tips for setting boundaries, honoring your faith, and finding joy without guilt.
026 – Protect Your Peace During the Holidays Read More »
Last week, I hosted over 30 children for a family-friendly Halloween party at our home.
Hosting this party reminded me that joy doesn’t come from having everything together – it comes from showing up, making space for others, and trusting that even the sticky caramel and toppled blinds point to something beautiful.
024 – Harvest of Joy: What Hosting 50 People Taught Me About Hospitality and Grace Read More »
In the midst of the 2025 U.S. government shutdown, nearly 42 million Americans face uncertainty about their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food benefits — a lifeline many families rely on.
As someone who grew up with moments of rationed meals and donated turkeys, I understand the fear of an empty table. But this week, I want to offer three practical, hope-filled steps — use your voice, cook simply, and grow what you can — to help you reclaim strength and possibility when provision feels uncertain.
Whether you’re adjusting to tighter grocery budgets or helping someone who is, let’s walk this path together with faith, creativity and resilience.
025 – When the Table Is Bare: Three Ways to Find Hope and Provision Read More »