This post is by Jen Shultz.

I grew up attending the only Catholic church in a very small town that happens to be located right smack in the Bible Belt. My humble church home had approximately twenty families, priests that rotated from larger parishe...

This post is by Patty Lewis.

As I grow older in years and in my relationship with the Lord, I have discovered I can enjoy the freedom He has given me in some creative and simple ways.  There are nice rules, guidelines and suggestions the church and ...

This post is by Lindsey Bell.

When sea otters sleep, they often hold hands so they don’t drift apart. It’s called “rafting,” and it keeps them connected even while the water around them shifts and pulls. (Seriously, google it. The pictures you’ll fi...

This post is by Lindsey Bell. 

I’m a list-maker. Always have been. 

Though I can see the benefits of lists and how they help me accomplish things, there are also potential drawbacks. 

One of these drawbacks is that critical activities (such ...

This post is by Patricia Lewis.

This is my very first real blog post.  I am reluctant to begin writing, and the due date looms ever closer as I finally begin typing these words.  It isn’t that I don’t want to write it; it is that I doubt why I am wr...

This post is by Rachael Gilbert.

It was official, I could no longer see my ankles. I had entered my final trimester of pregnancy and due to my pre-eclampsia, everything from my eyelids down to my pinky toes looked as though I had been stung by a sea...

This post is by Patty Lewis.

I enjoy journaling.  That is a statement I would not have imagined myself saying a few years ago.  In the past it was something I aspired to but figured I did not have enough discipline for.  I have learned that I can...

This post is by Jen Shultz.

This month, we are focusing on mindset. Not to brag, but I am uniquely qualified to be writing on this subject since I have to reset mine about 150 times a day. I am a professional. All kidding aside, there are few habits...

 This post is by Cindy Chen.

Being a beginner is a challenge. It’s hard to start something very new, and the older I get, the more intimidating it is. There’s a good deal of pride in me, as demonstrated by my habit of pretending I know what to do...

 This post is by Tami Rodriguez.

We take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ. (2 Corinthians 10:5b) 

Sometimes I forget how applicable and powerful God’s Word truly is. 

One of the places this has been very evident in my life latel...