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  • Still Showing Up Counts: Letting Go of Perfectionism in the New Year

    Faith, Lent

    It’s about this time of year I start to feel heavy. Not weight-wise, but spiritually and emotionally speaking. The excitement of the season and the feelings of motivation from the new year are slowly fading. We’ve been back to school, routine, and getting up early. Currently my season includes basketball almost every evening for our second child. Let’s explore this idea together of letting go of perfectionism in the new year!  All-Or-Nothing This makes for long days, short nights, and…

  • A Gentle January Bible Study Reset

    Faith

    What is your plan for 2026? I hear that a lot, and we see everyone online sharing their goals, resolutions, and plans. It can all be very overwhelming. When it comes to my plan for my spiritual life, I just know I want to read my Bible better, pray better, and grow spiritually. What I’m looking for is a gentle January Bible study reset. But how do I do this with peace in my heart?  Why January Often Brings Spiritual…

  • When Your Prayers for Your Husband Feel Unanswered

    Faith

    This week’s guest posts is by Mike & Carlie Kercheval of The Praying Couple® There are seasons in marriage when prayer feels faithful—but the answers feel distant. Many married women quietly carry this tension: I’m praying. I’m believing. But nothing seems to be changing. If that resonates with you, we want to begin here—with reassurance that you’re not alone. Praying for your husband is not wasted effort. Scripture makes it clear that when we pray God’s Word—His will—we are heard,…

  • What Do We Do When Our Faith feels Small?

    Faith, Guest Post

    The Ending is the Beginning I’ve always loved the ending to S. E. Hilton’s “The Outsiders.” It’s been years since I’ve read it, but that circular ending just stuck with me. The ending is beginning, and they mirror each other. When I sat down to write one of my books, I knew it was going to be the same. That sort of ending is poetic and wraps up the narrative well.  For those who might not be familiar with my…