Have you ever been at the self-checkout when it freezes and says, "Help is on the way"? It makes me think of something Jesus promised in John 14: that He’d send the Holy Spirit to help us.

My friend Suzanne has over 50 pairs of magnetic eyeglass frames, and she keeps them all on her fridge. Yep, just walks over in the morning and picks out her glasses for the day like it’s an accessory wall. A little odd… but also kind of brilliant.

When was the last time you cleaned your vacuum? I did recently, and it got me thinking... God’s Word is a lot like the filter. It keeps the junk from getting into the parts that matter most.

You know that feeling like you look suspicious even though you’re not doing anything wrong? That was me at the grocery store with a bag of cookies.

Sometimes life just doesn’t make sense. But even when things feel shaky, my faith pulls me back to what I do know: Jesus is still good.

Tarantula mating season is officially here in Texas… and I have so many feelings about it. If one of our cats brings a tarantula into the house, we’re moving. End of story.

It’s hard to let go of something you’ve been depending on: your routine, your plan, your sense of control. But following Jesus sometimes means dropping what’s familiar to step into something better.

One of the Camp Mystic flood survivors rewrote the song “Hallelujah” to honor the lives lost, and it’s absolutely beautiful. She shared it on TV… and got a surprise visit from her favorite artist, Lauren Daigle.

The verse in Proverbs about “fearing the Lord” used to sound a little intense to me, until I realized it’s really about trusting God first... and there’s a promise that comes with it.

Big Tex’s boots are headed to Washington, D.C.! Don’t worry: he’s not going barefoot at the State Fair. These are his backup boots. But it’s still fun to think about them taking a little road trip for a year-long exhibit at the Smithsonian.