This post is by Dana Sitton.

“Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” Proverbs 4:23

As a child, after I would wake up, I would walk into the kitchen to start the day. Sometimes I would catch a peek of my...

This post is by Deb Alexander.

We talk a lot in this Hello Mornings community about moving our bodies. It’s one of our three pillars, along with spending time with the Lord and planning our days. I have long been an advocate of moving daily,...

This post is by Jen Stanbro.

I feel like I need a T-shirt that says, “Woman who God is with,” because really, that’s what matters most about me. 

In the past, people have looked at my life and commented things like,...

This post is by Janine Muniz.

God time. How often have we heard that spoken about, read about, made tutorials about? The more I heard it, the more foreign it started to feel. I even began to feel guilty over not getting it right. Was there even a...

This post is by Sabeth Kapahu.

If repetition was a love language, the tiny humans who fill our halls would be filled to the brim with joy and their love-tanks would be topped off daily.  However, more often than not our halls are filled by...

This post is by Joanne Wu.

If there’s one thing this ongoing pandemic has reminded me of, it is that truly, my life is “a mist that appears for a little time and then vanishes.” (James 4:14 ESV)

More than once a day, I find myself...

This post is by Jen Shultz.

Life is hard right now and not just for me, but for the entire world. I feel like I have begun my last several posts with this sentiment. Write what you know, right? This world feels hard and chaotic right now. We are a...

This post is by Danielle Smith.

It’d be hard to overstate the difference that 3 Minute Mornings have made in my life. It’s been years since I first came across Kat Lee’s revolutionary plan for getting out of bed and...

This post is by Cindy Chen.

Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom. Psalm 90:12, NIV

There are seasons that call for less planning. When we first bring home a baby. When our world is upended by illness or grief....

This post is by Kem Roper.

I admire people who are planners. You know, the type who tote their journals like Bibles, spend hours scripting their life in calligraphy, then decorate it with washi tape?

But how do they get anything done? I wonder as...