I received a digital copy of “The Sacrament of Happy” by Lisa Harper through NetGalley in exchange for a review. All opinions in this review are my own. Affiliate links are included below. Purchasing the book through these links adds no further cost to you, but may give me a small commission. While reading The Sacrament […]
Book Review: Who Counts?
I received a free digital copy of “Who Counts?” from NetGalley in exchange for a review. All opinions in this review are my own. There are affiliate links below. If you purchase this book through those links, I may make a commission without further cost to you. There some book covers that draw you in […]
I’m Into Mental Health
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. I’ve shared my mental health story before, and today I want to point you to the NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) “I’m Into Mental Health” campaign to learn more about mental health and ending the stigma. According to a study conducted by Focus on the Family and Lifeway […]
A Look Back at April & God Surprises
Every month, I’m taking a look back at the things I learned, loved, and lived through. I’m also looking forward to the next month. Here’s my look back at April and how God surprised and shocked me. Affiliate links are included below. I may make a commission from purchases made through these links, but there is […]
Weekend Fun and Glowing Hooks
Here are some online finds for your weekend. May they inspire you to shake off any remaining cold off your bones, get up, and get going. Need inspiration to get in shape? Check out this Daddy-Daughter ballet class. For your next DIY project, why not do something Moana themed? This giant real life version of […]
5 Things that Happen When You Stop Explaining Yourself
“You have the right to remain silent,” came true for me in college. No, no. I wasn’t arrested (but ask me about the time I shadowed a cop). There was overwhelming pressure to explain and defend myself from misplaced blame, and in chapel at college one day, God started to teach me about silence. In […]
20 Things I Wish I Did in My 20s
When my friend turned 25, we told her the same piece of advice. It’s okay and it’s normal to have no clue. We’ve heard about the mid-life crisis, but nobody tells you about the quarter-life crisis. It’s the moment you hit your mid-20s and realize that your life didn’t turn out as you planned it. […]
