There is a temptation, especially in faith, to move on too quickly. To move on from grief.From confusion.From the questions that refuse to behave. But formation doesn’t happen in the moving on.It happens in the staying. Staying doesn’t mean resignation.It means attention. It means resisting the urge to fix, explain, or spiritualize what has notContinue reading “Learning to Stay”
Tag Archives: Gratitude
A Writer’s Prayer
Gracious Heavenly Father,Thank You for the gift of words, of memory, and of story. I lift my work to You, asking that You guide my heart and mind as I consider sharing it. Not everything written needs to be shared just like not every thought needs to be spoken. Help me discern where, when, andContinue reading “A Writer’s Prayer”
From Intention to Transformation: Carrying Your Spiritual Intentions Into the Whole Year
As we move deeper into the year, I find myself returning to the intentions we set at the beginning — those moments of gratitude, recommitment to spiritual practices, and heartfelt prayers for guidance. What began as good intentions is now becoming a living invitation: an invitation to grow, surrender, and walk with God daily. In How to Start theContinue reading “From Intention to Transformation: Carrying Your Spiritual Intentions Into the Whole Year”
