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I remember with great fondness the nighttime routine of tucking my children into bed. It was one of those spaces that always felt sacred, and yet at the time I never really understood why. Call it my naivety, or, more likely that I was simply overwhelmed with the enormity of the job of raising a family. Night after night it was a practice. Many of you are aware of it, either experiencing it yourself or being the one who creates the environment for the littles in your own live

I’m so excited to be sharing this blog with you, as I begin this journey of reading Lessons From the Mountain alongside you. What is new to you is actually about 8 years old for me. I began writing my metaphors almost 8 years ago now, with many of them swimming around my head for much longer than that. The realization that this project would actually become a book was way out of any realm of imagination for me. What began as a journal of metaphors for my eyes only grew into w

.. "Threading the needle" What does that phrase bring to mind for you? For me in the most recent days, it has been navigating the unfortunate fall my dad took that broke his hip, and me actually finding the time to complete my book launch. Finding the exact, careful middle that avoided failure on both accounts was a tricky place to be. In the end, at least for now, I managed both, by the grace and goodness of God! So where do you find yourself today needing to 'threa

Once you finish a project what do you find yourself doing next? Do you jump into the next thing or sit and bask in the accomplishment of what you've just completed. I've known plenty of folks on both sides of the coin! I bet you do too. I think there are benefits to both. Self evaluation and self reflection in this area can be so beneficial. God created us each individually and with a bent either one way or the other! I am working to find the right balance myself these days,