Why does Jesus teach us to pray by starting with the word "Father?" I hope this musing will give you a new perspective.

Why does Jesus teach us to pray by starting with the word "Father?" I hope this musing will give you a new perspective.

Oftentimes, we make things harder than they have to be. Sometimes, that is when we don't heed wise counsel. Maybe the lesson I've learned with my dead hydrangea will help you not make the same mistake I did.

Disappointments are an everyday occurrence. But what happens when our hearts make a home there? Let's talk about it on today's Monday Musing.

How often do you think about this in your everyday, working, living life? I hope after today it will become a more intentional and daily thought. Because considering this changes the way we live.

Jesus' ascension afforded us so much. But, in order to ascend, He first descended. And wow! The gift that gave us. Now, He understands us. Our every need and temptation. What a comfort. Watch the full message here: https://youtu.be/OfT_oaqK5zM

It's been that kind of year. Leaning into solitude. I'm discovering even more that it affords. Even in the most unexpected places.

So much of life is missed these days because our heads are in our phone. For some reason, this thought was just highlighted to me in a new way the other day while Gracie and I were on a walk. I was so grateful I left my phone behind. The journey brought to mind the passage in Ecclesiastes that "everything has a time." I don't want to miss the time I am living in. I hope this short little thought encourages you not to either.

Healing from divorce is a choice. Today, I am highlighting my book, "Flying Solo," as well as its new release on Audible. But more importantly, I am talking about the things we allow to prevent us from truly healing after a divorce.

The book of Joshua has this powerful statement that I had never noticed before. It was revelatory. I hope it is for you today, too.