Do you ever find yourself and your schedule completely swamped with no down time? Nicholas Cash shares why we need to create and maintain margins in our lives.
Are you comfortable sharing your truest doubts and fears? Megan Mulder shares how acceptance helped her gain the courage needed to heal.
Are you feeling displaced? Marilyn Elliott shares the hope of presence and how to fill the loneliness we all feel.
What difference does it really make when we are intentional about our formation? Nick Cash shares some tips on how to determine the path toward the positive changes you want to make in your life.
How do you feel about Valentine’s Day? Patricia Taylor shares her journey from hating the day to learning love.
The things that make us different are often the things that make us fun and real. Letting yourself play can be a balm for your soul. Kathy Milans shares one way she lets her freak flag fly.
Are cloudy skies and dreary winter weather getting you down? Kathy Milans shares a spiritual exercise to help your heart feel life again.
There are so many times in our lives when our expectations are not met by reality. Those are disappointing times indeed. Sarah Damaska shares some wisdom on declaring that God is enough even when reality leaves you disappointed.
Every year, it’s the same thing. We start the year with enthusiasm for having a new life. But, we quickly find that we break those resolutions and disappoint ourselves. Kathy Milans shares the secret to a New Year’s Resolution that you can actually keep!
How can we find that elusive balance in our lives in this new year? Michelle Marx reflects on living life with a full cup.
The church, the one community in which people should expect care and support, often does not know how to respond to the stigma of mental illness. Robson Dodd shares wisdom for overcoming these struggles.
What can help ministers not feel lonely or isolated in their ministry contexts? Lee Stevenson shares how intentionally developing key interpersonal relationships can make or break your ability to continue to serve without burning out.
