The simplest days start with the simplest mornings.

So you need a deep cleaning checklist, eh? Well here’s mine!

This act of resting in the Lord’s dwelling place seems counterproductive to our high performance standards. It’s costly. And it’s all Jesus wants.

If you read my last post about creating peaceful spaces you’d know that we’re in the process as a family of establishing routines that are nourishing to our hearts, souls, and minds. To be honest, it’s been difficult to really jump in an organize my pantry in a way that I really wanted to. Call it … organizational apathy, maybe?

Since becoming a mother, I’ve realized that for my kids, I truly am the thermostat to set the peacefulness in my home. Working in tandem with Evan, we are the peacemakers of our home.

Only locally sourced, mmk?

God desires families to be restored under His banner.

A lot of times, I use “I don’t know what to pray” as an excuse for not immediately praying for someone.

This relationship, this Love, is meant for all families, of all nations, of all tribes, of all tongues.

May 17, 2020. The last night I put her down for bed without strabismus.

Here’s some thoughts I had while reading Isaiah 30. They’re pretty deep… but I’m okay with that.

Okay, I know that it’s not quite fall. (The autumn season doesn’t officially start until the 23rd.) I just couldn’t wait until then to put up some subtle hints of the season! Check it out!