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Holy Week is almost here and this year I wanted to be intentional about sitting in the magnitude of what this week represents. It’s easy to move quickly to Easter, but there’s something powerful about slowing down and reflecting on the days leading up to it, the weight of the cross, and the silence of Saturday. Journaling is usually my go-to tool for reflecting, so I've curated a list of prompts and anchor verses for each day that I will be reflecting on. If you want to join

A couple weeks ago in life group, we unpacked Matthew 12:7 from the context of what Jesus’s words meant in regards to how we handle relationships with one another. This verse stuck with me so much that it led me down a rabbit hole to unpack what Jesus’ words meant.

Happy New Year love! While January has felt like the longest month already, it is not too late to realign ourselves for the year ahead. And what better way to do that than to choose the verses that will anchor us for the next 11 months. Below are some of the verses I’m clinging onto this year and encourage you to add to your arsenal of verses for 2026: 1 . “Seek the Kingdom of God above all else, and live righteously, and he will give you everything you need. ”~ Matthew 6:33

'Tis the season to give thaaanks! And while we should be intentional about cultivating an attitude of gratitude all year round, the reality is, that we tend to get carried away by our day-to-day life, and days like Thanksgiving provide an opportunity for us to pause and really think about what we're grateful for. Journaling is an amazing tool to reflect and engage your thoughts and your memories, especially when you're writing in stream-of-consciousness form. When you write