Why is forgiving hard, even exhausting? In part one, let’s explore the experience, three reasons it is hard, plus encouragement from the story of Hagar.
Light comes in darkness — and inspiration in the midst of tragedy. My life was affected by such a time and two simple words. This is the fourth and final of a series exploring the story of the Nothing Wasted Life mission.
Life is lived in the middle of A LOT of stuff! Explore what is — and isn’t — part of living the “between” well. This is part 3 of a series exploring the story of the Nothing Wasted Life mission.
“Did you see that?” Our focus defines what we see. Check out two core spiritual lenses (and a fun video!) as we seek to live more of everyday life with God. This is part of a series exploring the story of the Nothing Wasted Life mission.
Explore four ideas to begin moving from distraction toward focus and purpose. This is part of a series exploring the “why” story of this work in the themes of Christian life planning and the Nothing Wasted Life mission.
A new year! With six reasons to stop and pause, this new year reflection tool will inspire your new year whether personal, couple, or family. Plus tips for engaging older and younger kids in the experience.
Pause to prepare. Holidays are special times of hope — past reflections, new experiences today, and tomorrow’s dreams. But conflicts can creep in. Check out four ways you can pause to prepare for difficult holiday family moments.
This Month: 2021’s themes, Self-care vs. Self-medication, Busy vs. Full, why to end your shower with cold water (!), …and more! This easy-to-skim good idea list has some interesting bits of information, quotes, wisdom, resources, and fun(!!).
It’s an exciting time of year! In Part 2 of the Holiday Family Conflict series, we explore three ways to prepare yourself and then ideas for working with your relationships with the evil, foolish, and wise.
Are your holidays headed for some family tension? In this first of two parts about holiday family conflict, we explore the reasons why in six causes of conflict and three people types to watch for.
