We tend to see self-care as bath bombs and Ben & Jerry’s, but what if it’s really budgets and bedtimes?

Rather than allowing fear and uncertainty to drive us to say, “But God?”, obedience allows us to look fear and uncertainty in the face and say “But, God.”

Much of what God has spoken to me lately—both what I’ve shared and what I’ve stowed in my heart, has come from implementing this one simple tip.

These good reads are sure to bring richness to your New Year.

May these words fill your heart with the true peace and joy the message of Christmas offers us all.

If our heart’s desire is to see with 20/20 vision, God—for who He truly is rather than for who we allow our circumstances to distort Him into, could it be—that gratitude, is the lens that ensures we do?

You know me, I love finding analogies in unexpected places—and it may seem a bit silly at first glance but if you stop and think about it, these categories present some seriously great questions to ask and get yourself thinking.

For almost two full years, I teetered on the ledge of wanting to start, full of fear.  Now, two years on the other side of it, all I can say is I’m so thankful I took the jump.

Some of my favorite tidbits and takeaways from the 2017 Catalyst Leader Conference in Atlanta.

Seasons of stripping away were never meant to leave us bare, they were meant to prepare us for new life ahead. 

I’m learning more and more that in the same way I love to feel helpful and needed in other people’s lives, other people love to feel helpful and needed too—and sometimes that means in mine.

You were so sure it was going to happen.  Little things kept confirming it and you just felt it in your bones.  All signs pointed to it being right.  When you prayed about it you felt peace, and even though you asked God to make it clear if the thought wasn’t from Him, it persisted.  But now, it didn’t happen and you’re disappointed.  And confused.  If it’s not going to happen…why did I feel like God was telling me it was?

We can’t control the timing of the seasons of life we’re in.  What we can control is who we allow the seasons we’re in to turn US into.  And it’s our approach to the seasons we’d rather not be in especially that does a good deal to determine the types of people we’ll become.

The top sights you don't want to miss before you hop on that plane home all sun-kissed.

What a dreamlike day in Iceland showed me about the certain hope—and responsibility—we have as followers of Jesus.

Snapshots from a four day trip to my favorite city in the world.

A comprehensive guide to the most beautiful place I've ever laid eyes on.

Because starting your week having let these sink deep, it will transform everything.

You don't have to be the outdoorsy girl or the girl who likes to wear dresses—you can be both.

What I learned about waiting from Iceland's hidden wonders.