There’s something magical about the start of a new year—a fresh chapter filled with endless possibilities and hope. While grand parties and big events have their appeal, celebrating New Year’s Day at home can be just as meaningful, cozy, and budget-friendly. It’s the perfect chance to slow down, reflect on the past, and spend quality time with the people who
A new year is upon us, bringing with it that familiar mix of hope and anticipation for what lies ahead. While the world around us buzzes with resolutions about fitness goals and career ambitions, what if we took this fresh start as an opportunity to dive deeper in our walk with Christ? What if this year, our focus wasn’t just
The Monday after Thanksgiving was one of those days that you just can’t prepare for. Instead of heading back to work after the holiday, I found myself at a crossroads—literally and emotionally. Our beloved cat, who had been battling health issues all week, had to be left at the vet again. Deep down, I knew this trip would likely be
I love it when God answers prayers in simple ways, like He did tonight on our drive home from church. I’ve been praying for ways to have more natural conversations with my daughter about scripture. The Power of Love Over Knowledge Tonight at church, the pastor delivered a powerful message from 1 Corinthians 8 about love, knowledge, and how we
The holiday season is upon us, and like many traditions this time of year, I find myself drawn to Charles Dickens’ timeless tale, A Christmas Carol. Beyond its entertainment value, this story carries a profound message that resonates deeply with both Christian values and our basic human needs: The irreplaceable importance of relationships. The Biblical Foundation of Relationships Scripture tells
In our walk with Christ, we often encounter situations that test our faith and challenge our perspective. As Proverbs 3:5-6 reminds us, “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.” Today, I want to share how changing our perspective
Imagine boarding a private plane, where you set the schedule, skip security lines, and even make out with the pilot between stops. That was my life when I met my now husband on a flight from TXK to SLC in 2010. Flying private offered luxuries we couldn’t afford on our own, but it perfectly mirrors the early days of marriage.
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In a society that equates professional success with personal worth, it’s easy to let work define who we are. Job titles, accolades, and career milestones often become the markers of identity, offering validation and purpose. But at what cost? The problem with a work-driven identity lies in its fragility. Jobs can change or disappear, leaving us feeling lost. Moreover, prioritizing
I have a super random hobby. I love reading job postings. It’s one of those random addictions that started in 2020 when I landed in a full-time recruiting roll and started studying what other organizations were doing to attract candidates online. Most job postings are awful for two reasons. First, most simply regurgitate already poorly written job descriptions that, if
