Leaning into Winter
My neighbor from Denmark tells us to “lean into winter” as we discuss the coming snowstorm. He’s already snuggled into his warm, fire-lit kitchen and
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My neighbor from Denmark tells us to “lean into winter” as we discuss the coming snowstorm. He’s already snuggled into his warm, fire-lit kitchen and
Lately I’m thinking of a few pieces of wisdom to guide February’s choices: Just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should. Jesus said
Growing things indoors in winter makes me so happy. I love the fresh basil in particular since I’ll harvest a few leaves for our stuffed
I love Psalm 141:3-4. It’s an odd prayer to pray when you’re dealing with all the things David dealt with. In fact, if you notice
In Exodus 35, we learn something amazing about God. He clearly gives a special gift of creativity and teaching. How wonderful! We read about Bezalel
I love that our school district allowed for a real snow day today–even for the students who learn remotely. When we received the alert of
I love thinking about how small interventions into your life can create major ripple effects of well-being. Try these: drink another glass of water; eat
I’ve been thinking about the time Moses’ father-in-law comes to visit him in the desert. It’s such a beautiful account in Exodus 18. It actually
I wasn’t sure how it would feel this morning as I spoke from the corner of my bedroom for a virtual retreat on Seated, Guarded,
It’s hard to read Exodus and not think carefully about all the complaining. We see the worst in ourselves as the Israelites murmur and grumble