In my last post, I had planned to write about three ways to fight off negative thinking.  But once I got going, I found the first hack gave plenty of content for one post.  If you didn’t get to read the last one, it’s linked at the bottom.  I wrote about using the sword of truth, God’s Word, to fight off negative thinking.  I have two more ideas floating around to share with you as we all strive to give negative thoughts the boot.  I’ll share one in this post, and one next ti

saved my favorite negative-thought-slaying hacks for this post and more upcoming.  I definitely haven’t conquered the negative thought demon yet, but these practices are definitely making me stronger for the battle.

I cleaned our bathroom.  I know that’s a really odd way to start a blog post, but those four words pack a lot of punch.  I.  Cleaned. ...

Well, in the midst of a three-part blog series on slowing down and being still, I’ve failed.  I shared in Part One that I would be...

As Bryan and I were going through our morning routine, getting ready for work, he said in passing, “It was nice that Addalyn hung out...

I don’t believe it’s by accident that I’ve encountered many lessons, scripture, and advice on rest lately.  My mom is constantly,...

“Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith...

A friend and I met for coffee a few days ago and our conversation went down a path I haven’t been able to shake. We started talking...

I grew up on the words. I’d recited the words from memory more times than I can count. They were commonly said corporately before ball...

I just finished my 19th year in education and this past year was in a different role. I’ve been in the process of reflecting on the...

I have an addiction. It’s not a secret, hidden addiction. Merriam-Webster’s definition of addiction is “ a strong inclination to do,...

This post is for people going through a difficult time. It's also for those who are just exhausted all the time. There is hope and peace.