Worship is often imagined as something we hear—music, preaching, spoken prayer. But throughout Scripture and Christian history, worship has engaged far more than hearing alone. It has invited the whole body into participation: sight, touch, movement, even smell and silence. This is the heart of multisensory worship and a growing movement of liturgical renewal—returning to…
We Will Cherish These Times: A Letter From My Father
There are certain pieces of paper that become treasures. Not because they are rare or valuable, but because they hold the voice of someone you love long after they are gone. One of those treasures for me is a birthday card from my father. My dad passed away in 2016 after a difficult battle with…
When the Fog Lifts
Legacy is often misunderstood as something o leave behind when you’re gone. But a better way to think about it is through the image of fog. When you’re standing in a thick fog, you can only see a short distance ahead. Life often feels that way. We don’t know all the outcomes of our conversations,…
Praying the Prayer of Salvation
Praying the Prayer of Salvation: Beginning a Relationship with Jesus There are moments in life when we pause long enough to ask the big questions. Perhaps it happens during a difficult season. Maybe it comes in the quiet moments after the children are asleep, during a long drive, or after the loss of someone we…
Winter Sleigh Ride in Pennsylvania
There’s just something about winter that makes you want to lean into the simple, old-fashioned moments again—the kind that don’t need much planning, just a warm blanket, cold air on your cheeks, and time slowing down a little. The sound of hooves on snow, the soft jingle in the distance, the way everything feels quieter…
My Dive Into Making Soap
There’s something a little grounding about trying your hand at something so old-fashioned and hands-on—like soap making with beef tallow. I recently dove into it, and honestly, I loved the whole experience more than I expected. The process was slow and intentional, and the finished soap had this rich, comforting scent that filled the kitchen…
A Minute for the Journey: 52 One-Minute Devotionals
Some days, a minute is all we can find. That minute can still be enough to pause, open Scripture, and turn our attention to God. A Minute for the Journey gathers 52 short devotionals on this one page. Scroll from one to the next, read one each week, or stop at the one that meets…
Merry Christmas, From Our House to Yours!
Christmas Cookies
The kitchen was warm in that way only December can make it—oven heat, butter, sugar, and a little bit of chaos in the best possible sense. Making Christmas cookies with my granddaughter isn’t really about the cookies at all. It’s about little hands covered in flour, giggles when sprinkles go everywhere except the tray, and…
The Lake’s Winter Reflection
There’s something about this place that still feels like home, no matter how many years have passed. I spent summers here with Mamaw and Grandaddy. The lake during the summertime would be bustling with fishermen wanting to catch their dinner! My Mamaw made $1 for each person that wanted to fish at her lake! There’s…