(Learn to Discern, Principle #10) When was the last time you spent 10 minutes in total silence? No noise, no distractions, no background ambiance: just
Several years ago, I went to an evening of art and wine for ladies, where our host had arranged for us to make Jesse Tree
If you are not a perfectionist, this post may not make much sense. (As ever, it’s important to know where you are to know where
(Learn to Discern, Principle #9) Have you ever found yourself looking for help with difficult decision, only to leave the conversation feeling like the other
“And what I’ve realized is that I cling to stress because I fear I am not worthy unless I am busy. I maintain an overbooked
Have you ever had a difficult decision to make, and found yourself praying, “Lord, you decide. Just tell me, and I’ll do it!”? I know
I once had a job offer that I was fairly excited about. It was the kind of thing I enjoyed doing and the employer seemed
Simcha Fisher wrote a great piece recently, reflecting on how a diagnosis of diabetes in their family has changed the way she thinks about food
I had surprising conversation with a friend recently. She asked me about life consulting, and I was telling her how I might advise a mother
There’s a famous saying in theology, “Grace builds on nature.” Sometimes we visualize ‘building’ like lego pieces: one stacked on top of each other, top
