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We ask for the breeze to blow. Or the sun to shine. We ask for the flowers to bloom. Or the news to be good just one time.

Scripture writing plans are incredibly simple, yet incredibly effective for helping us read, interpret and absorb the Word of God. Rather than simply letting our eyes pass over a verse and perhaps miss its full meaning, writing Scripture down helps us absorb each word and really think through what the passage before us is saying.

Each day in August you'll have the opportunity to write down a verse. We suggest using a journal where you can add any additional mediations or prayers that the verse brings to mind.

Click here to download the August Scripture Writing Guide!

This is the place where He meets us. This home. Within walls and without walls. Where we suffer together and alone. With people and without.

It’s in waiting that we are strengthened to carry what God has for us because harvest is heavy.

Our moods are ones we tend to ignore. Or at least pay little attention to. We might nod to them briefly. Say a quick hello and back away, nervous about the power they have to claim the outcome of our day.

Tired and need to take a load off? If so, read these great tips for finding sweet rest this week.

We sometimes forget that we don't always have to say yes when

It was a strange year of graduates, but Holly Hawes is offering what she wished someone had told her.

Covid has shifted Sarah L. Sanderson's sense of time, but God has been using it to teach her about true rest.

The photo albums lay stacked on the floor–a tall pile of brown leather between couch and wall, an impossible and inconvenient location over which somebody in the house was going to trip any moment.

Want to get more done in your week without feeling stressed? Read on...

There were trees uprooted next to the freeway. Mounds of dirt clod clumps clinging to thick roots sticking up, awkward, misplaced.