This post is by Jen Stanbro.

Just before my first born came into the world, I began reading up on breast-feeding. There are so many incredible nods to God’s awesomeness in the way He carefully designed nursing to be a special time...

This post is by Cheryl Gilbert.

“Come to me, all of you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take up my yoke and learn from me…and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.”...

This post is by Sabeth Kapahu.

We can practice all the spiritual disciplines, apply our therapist’s advice, and produce better results for those we help, but can we do all of these without ever having loved? Have we experienced...

This post is by Hannah Oxley.

It’s 11 AM, and I’m sitting in my room on what is either my fourth or fifth day of quarantine (is time even real anymore?). I’m beyond blessed to have friends asking if they can drop...

This post is by Patty Lewis.

I’m still considering my goals for this year.  Slowly, like a crock pot and not at all like a pressure cooker.  Maybe even more like a stove top Dutch oven simmering.  I need some time to...

This post is by Cindy Chen.

Welcome to February, where New Year's resolutions fizzle out and die. I struggle to keep a routine, set goals, or take steps consistently enough to build new good habits. But setting goals and building habits are...

This post is by Kelli LaFram.

I stared down at the phone I was holding in my hand, reading and rereading the text I had just tapped out, but was hesitant to send. Why was this so nerve-wracking, so scary? It’s just a text, just an...

This post is by Sabeth Kapahu.

It’s a new year and as much as I would love to tell you that there is a new you on the horizon…. you are the one and only you, and there’s nothing new about that.

The reality is, we...

This post is by Joanne Wu.

There is one particular Bible story that I’ve always had trouble feeling encouraged by, even though it seemed I was supposed to.  It’s the story of Paul and Silas praising God in prison.  The lesson...

This post is by Martha Buford.

It happened slowly, ever so slowly. If I had not been looking for it, I might not have seen it. I did not notice any difference at first, but then one day there it was, there was room to move in my once skintight...