For the girl who wants her friendships to go deeper than small talk, surface laughs, and who liked whose post. This is for the night that changes something. There is a kind of girls’ night that ends and you cannot quite remember what you talked about. You laughed, you ate, you scrolled through someone’s phone […]

Can I tell you one of the most powerful things you can do as a Christian parent? It is not buying all the right devotionals (though those help), it is not having a perfectly structured family quiet time (though that is wonderful too), and it is not even having all the answers to every theological

We all have those moments where we sit around with our favorite people, sipping tea or iced coffee, and realize that even though we have been friends for years, there is always more to discover. There is something so incredibly special about seeing yourself through the eyes of the people who love you most. It

The Bible reminds us in the book of Exodus to honor our father and our mother. One of the most beautiful ways we can show this honor is by truly listening to them, seeking to understand the paths they walked before we were even a thought in their minds. Every parent carries a library of

Ok, let’s be real for a second. You remember when your kid was little and they would literally not stop talking? Like, you couldn’t get a word in edgeways? And now? Now you get a grunt, a shrug, or the classic one-word answer: “Fine.” If that sounds painfully familiar, girl (or guy!), you are so

Okay bestie, gather around because we need to talk about baby shower games. We all know the ones. The melted chocolate bar in the diaper game (why do we keep doing this to ourselves). The word scramble that takes forty-five minutes. The “guess the baby food flavor” game that traumatizes everyone involved. These games have

Okay bestie, let’s have an honest conversation. Not a polished, Sunday-best, everything-is-fine conversation. A real one. Because if you’re here, reading this, something in you is reaching. Maybe your faith feels distant right now, like you used to have a closeness with God that you can’t quite find anymore. Maybe you’re going through something hard

Being a twin is one of the most unique, wildly specific, and genuinely beautiful human experiences there is. You came into the world together. You probably shared a womb, a bedroom, a childhood, maybe a school, definitely some clothes (whether you agreed to that or not), and more inside jokes than either of you could

Life is hard. Like, genuinely, soul-crushingly, “why is everything happening at once” hard. Whether you’re going through a breakup, dealing with grief, struggling financially, battling anxiety, feeling completely lost, or just surviving a season that feels like it has no end, you’re not alone, and I see you. Here’s the thing though: gratitude journaling during

You know that feeling when your brain just will not stop? When you’re lying in bed at midnight and your thoughts are basically a browser with 47 tabs open, three of them are playing music, one is frozen, and you can’t find which one? Yeah. That feeling. We need to talk about it. Mental clutter