Tag: reflection

  • Bringing It All Under One Roof: Nine Years in the Making

    Bringing It All Under One Roof: Nine Years in the Making

    After years of separating reflective writing from handmade goods, I finally realized they were never in conflict. Both were acts of love.

  • Many Faces of God: Why I Started Looking

    Many Faces of God: Why I Started Looking

    What began as photographing sacred images slowly became a search for the face of Christ through culture, suffering, memory, and contemplation.

  • Be Salty: What Matthew 5:13 Finally Meant to Me

    Be Salty: What Matthew 5:13 Finally Meant to Me

    Salt preserves, flavors, heals, and endures. A reflection on what Christ meant when He called us the salt of the earth.

  • The quiet architecture of sacrificial love

    The quiet architecture of sacrificial love

    I think one of the greatest sadnesses in life is that we often do not fully understand our mothers until we ourselves begin growing older. As children, we see what they give us.As adults, we begin to see what it cost them to give it. Motherhood is strange that way. Much of its labor is…

  • A Little Room to Breathe

    A Little Room to Breathe

    A gentle reminder to pause, breathe, and lift your eyes—there is more light, more strength, and more unfolding in your life than you realize. You’re not behind… you’re blooming.

  • Day by Day: Facing the Goliaths in Our Lives

    Day by Day: Facing the Goliaths in Our Lives

    Sometimes the giants we face are not defeated by becoming something more, but by recognizing what God has already given us and walking forward, day by day.

  • In the Middle of the Mess

    In the Middle of the Mess

    There are days when everything you touch seems to go wrong. Like Br’er Rabbit, the more you push, the more stuck you become. But what if the way forward begins by simply stopping?

  • What if?

    What if?

    A series of quiet questions about kindness, restraint, responsibility, and the kind of world we are building — one decision at a time.

  • What Do You Complain About the Most?

    What Do You Complain About the Most?

    A thoughtful look at recurring complaints, seasonal overload, and what it means when everything you’re juggling actually matters.

  • Tick Tock? The Thing I Never Lost

    Tick Tock? The Thing I Never Lost

    What I treasured most as a child was not something I could hold, but something that held me. Through a small riddle about time, I rediscover that my greatest attachment was never an object at all, but the people and history that shaped who I am and who I am becoming.

  • Epiphany: The Light Is Revealed

    Epiphany: The Light Is Revealed

    Some moments arrive quietly, without spectacle or demand. This reflection considers Epiphany as a way of seeing — how light appears, how we respond, and how recognition changes a life.

  • As the Year Unfolds

    As the Year Unfolds

    A gentle word about the rhythm of this space as the year unfolds — rooted in prayer, reverence, and room to breathe. This season is about faithfulness, quiet growth, and allowing life and prayer to unfold together without rush.