Winning, Losing, and Why My Mom Stopped Playing Games With Me
Today I’m over at Play Eat Grow, sharing some thoughts on Lysa Terkeurst’s new children’s book, Win or Lose I Love You as well as answering some questions on what it means to teach and shape our kids’...
View ArticleMy Personal Spiritual Formation Reading List
It’s here. The last day of #write31days. Whew. I have 11 months to recover :). For real though, this process has been HARD, but I’m so thankful for a supportive husband who has let me sleep in late...
View ArticleThe Sacred Ordinary Days Planner
I love planners. Mostly because they save my life. Every single day. If I don’t write things down, it exits my mind and I never see it again. As you can imagine, this doesn’t work too well for a momma...
View ArticleHow to Use the Project Section of Your Sacred Ordinary Day Planner
The Project section of the Sacred Ordinary Days Planner stumped me at first. I wasn’t sure why there were only 3 project slots. How do I decide what’s worthy of a project slot? And on top of this, I...
View ArticleCreating a Family Rule of Life
When opening the Sacred Ordinary Days planner, one of the first things you’ll see is a section that helps you create a rule of life. What is a rule of life, you ask? Great question. A rule of life is a...
View ArticleNight Owls Unite: How to Have Meaningful Time with God at Night
I don’t believe that being a morning person or a night owl is a part of our DNA. I think it often comes by necessity. At least it has in my case. I used to be more of a morning person. I’d wake up at...
View ArticleMy Favorite Tools to Use with my Planner
When using my planner, I love to have a stack of a variety of books and tools nearby to both enrich my time planning and reflecting… and to make it colorful! In addition to the Sacred Ordinary Days...
View Article5 Podcasts that Help me to Grow Spiritually
Sitting behind the steering wheel in my minivan is one of the most sacred spaces for me right now. Each morning, I climb in the car, juggling my purse, bag full of work that I brought home the day...
View ArticleCan God relate to me as a mother?
When Israel was a child, I loved him, and out of Egypt I called my son. 2 But the more they were called, the more they went away from me.[a] They sacrificed to the Baals and they burned...
View Article{all my thoughts} on The Road Back to You
As I’ve shared in the past, the Enneagram is a tool that has helped me to better understand myself and how I view both God and the world around me. It has given me language for things I already knew...
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