I first discovered Wendy Griffith through her book You Didn’t Miss It! after watching an interview where she spoke about its message. I ordered a copy right away and began reading one chapter each night — until Valentine’s Day approached and doubt quietly crept in. I started to wonder if maybe I had missed it. …
Valentine’s Day can be a season of joy — or a quiet reminder of what feels missing. For some, it’s the romance that catches attention; for others, it’s the simple acknowledgment of being remembered, celebrated, or included. There’s a longing in many hearts to both give and receive love, and when those opportunities feel absent, …
Taking Down the Christmas Tree and Finding Rest in January Taking down the Christmas tree and putting away all of the decorations is always a little depressing. All that’s left, it seems, are early nightfalls and quiet evenings. That 5 pm sunset feels much darker without the twinkling of Christmas lights, doesn’t it? January can feel …
For me, wellness has never been about chasing a certain look. It’s been about stewardship, discipline, and showing up consistently in a way that honors God and supports the life He’s called me to live. Over the years, I’ve learned that the right routines — and the right tools — remove unnecessary barriers. That includes …
Happy New Year, beauties! While everyone else is talking about the goals they’re setting and the hustle they’re stepping into, I want to invite you into something different — something gentler, wiser, and far more beautiful. Instead of insisting on our plans for the new year, what if we surrendered them to God? The truth …
December always brings a mix of joy, nostalgia, and unfortunately, also a fair amount of stress. At home, the season feels delightful. I love the traditions I grew up with, like the memory of my father taking our family to pick out a live Christmas tree. Every year, when I get my own tree, the …
When I think about what it means to have a heart full of thanks, I picture slowing down long enough to count the blessings I already have — instead of focusing too much on what I don’t. Gratitude, for me, is remembering to thank God for the things I often take for granted — like …
When I talk about “inner beauty,” I’m not talking about the latest trend or a perfect Instagram feed. I’m talking about the invisible kind of beauty: the peace, confidence, grace, and love that springs from being rooted in Christ. It’s the kind of beauty that lasts. I am inviting you to spend just one week …
In a world that teaches us to polish what others can see — to perfect the image, the wardrobe, the smile — it can be hard to remember what’s actually important. While outward beauty may turn heads, it’s inner beauty that truly leaves a lasting impression, and it’s what God loves most. The kind of …
When I think of September, I’m reminded of going back to school. I’d eagerly look forward to the new year — fresh notebooks, new routines — only to find the novelty wearing off after a couple of weeks. That’s how fall often felt when I lived in Michigan. When the air turned crisp, I pulled …
