A funny story about how joy shows up in unexpected places -- like a bait and tackle restaurant in the Everglades.

Looking back over your year, what is one word to describe what you learned? Here's my story about my word, diligence.

What does a true Christmas look like for you? Here's my story of when I decided to stop doing Christmas and start being Christmas.

Yes 11-year-olds can absolutely cook the Thanksgiving feast. Here's my Hell's Kitchen moment, saved by a spunky kid willing to step up.

Rice and beans meant home to my dad. Here's my story of how home is where you decide to make it.

Recently I was overwhelmed by a lavish feast in the mountains. It. reminded me how God wants to bless us, but we have to be ready.

Could one question really change your day? Maybe. It's a fun experiment to try out. Here's my story of the day-changer question.

What a privilege to be featured on The Walkshow with Walker Neer as we discuss, "The Power of Homeschooling."

How a chance encounter at a tailgate reminded me to live. A story about Jenny who changed my mind about how we view our days.

I always wanted to be the Homecoming Queen. Even though it never happened, here's my story of quitting the approval contest for good.

When storms come, I know how to prepare. But what do I do for personal storms? Here are 3 ideas on handling storms of the heart.

Creating a true refuge is more than a home's decor. Here are three ideas for considering the soul of your sanctuary.

The back-to-school season inspired me to share my best advice as my son headed out. It turns out, the best advice is no advice: just love.

Sometimes brave looks like climbing a mountain and sometimes not. Here's my story about being brave with a tiny thing - being on a podcast.

How a fierce tribe of women allowed me to see more beauty in my days.

If I could learn how to give myself the same grace I give my dog, I would be making progress. I decided to choose grace for my attitude.

What we behold, we become. How spending time with God and the Word first makes me a better person.