This post is by Patty Lewis.

I don’t really know all that this next year will hold, but I have already begun my planning for it!  I value planning time and have seen the fruit of developing tools to help me plan ahead for the upcoming year, rathe...

This post is by Shaina Weisgerber.

I have been a planner enthusiast for as long as I can remember. When I was little I loved to have a calendar on my wall and fill it out with all the events and to-do’s. As I grew up and got into high school we got ...

This post is by Jennifer Dixon.

"Mirror, mirror on the wall…."  Why do we put such emphasis on mirrors?  How many times a day do we check our reflection in a mirror?   When we look into a mirror, we RESPOND.  If there is a flaw that's easy to fix, w...

This post is by Jen Shultz.

December is a time for so many wonderful things. There is an abundance of good will, of togetherness, and the whole world is aglow with twinkling lights, and if we are lucky, a good snowfall to trick us into thinking w...

This post is by Lindsey Bell.

Why do you think a car’s windshield is so much larger than its rearview mirror? 

Maybe there’s a reason. 

Maybe it’s because the most important place for us to focus our attention is on what lies ahead, rather than...

This post is by Sabeth Kapahu.

We are women pulled in a million different directions each day. We are carving out time to deepen our relationships with God in order to live for Him according to our unique designs.

We need simple, tangible ways t...

This post is by Patty Lewis.

I’m tired today, and I am also very thankful for the life God has given my family.  We’ve experienced, as a family, some incredible grief, a few literal storms and some equally incredible abundant living.  That is just t...

This post is by Courtney Cohen.

Growing up as a musician, embracing the common idea that worship equates with the musical portion of a weekend service wasn’t a difficult thing to do. After all, worship through musical expression is all over Scriptur...

Post by Shaina Weisgerber

John 11:35

“Jesus wept.”

Knowing Jesus cried tears helps me today. If there ever endless amounts of encouragement, hope and truth come from one person, it was him. Yet, he wept. His humanity reminds me that he understands...

This post is by Jen Shultz.

Exercise can seem like a chore, especially if it is daunting. I know this first hand because I have looked at it that way for quite some time now. It was not always that way. From a very young age, I was actively involved...