Encouragement for a Consistent Prayer Life
Inside: Is your prayer life feeling dry or stuck? This gentle reminder from John Piper encouraged my heart—and I hope it does the same for yours. We’ve spent a lot of…
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The Kitchen Table | May 23rd, 2025
Inside: Inside this week’s Kitchen Table post: a gospel-rich book, a biblically grounded podcast on boundaries, and practical help for grace-filled speech. I’m also sharing thoughts on Christian maturity, AI,…
EP 174: When We Waste Time: Honoring the Lord with the Moments We’re Given
Inside: Encouragement and biblical tips for Christian homemakers to steward time well, overcome distractions, and live faithfully in the everyday moments. Time is a gift from the Lord. But if…
The Kitchen Table | May 9th, 2025
Inside: This week’s Kitchen Table roundup includes encouragement on living with moderation, wisdom for the parenting journey, a favorite reminder to keep pressing forward in the Word, a Bible study…
The Heart God Shapes Through Prayer
Inside: We don’t always get what we ask for in prayer—but in His grace, God gives us something better. This moving letter reminds us how He shapes our hearts through…
The Kitchen Table | April 25, 2025
Inside: This week’s Kitchen Table roundup includes a letter to the spouse of an unbeliever, a favorite reminder on the value of small tasks, a must-read from Elisabeth Elliot, and…
Lord, Help Me to Love Them: Learning to Love Difficult People Like Christ
Inside: Loving our enemies doesn’t mean they’ll change—but it does mean we will. A simple prayer: “Lord, help me to love them,” can be the start of a heart changed…
The Kitchen Table | April 11, 2025
Inside: Encouragement for Passion Week, heart checks, church life, and growing in Christ—with a quote to ponder and a favorite book on maturity in the faith. Pull up a chair,…
EP 173: Living in Light of the Resurrection: How the Risen Christ Transforms Your Daily Life
Inside: Because Jesus lives, everything changes. From daily work to trials and trust, His resurrection shapes how we live—every day, not just on Easter. Easter is just around the corner…
The Kitchen Table | March 28, 2025
Inside: This week at The Kitchen Table: encouragement for your day, two thoughtful reads, a favorite book, thoughts from Psalm 31, and a tool that keeps my week on track….
EP 172:Â Walking in Wisdom: Living with an Eternal Perspective
Inside: Walking in wisdom means setting our minds on what is eternal. Are we investing in what truly lasts? Seeking the Lord, trusting His wisdom, and fixing our eyes on…
Finding Purpose in the Everyday: Embracing God’s Call to Keep Our Homes
Inside: The small, everyday moments at home matter. What may seem ordinary to us becomes sacred when done with a heart set on bringing Him glory. When the Everyday Feels…
Free Christ-Focused Easter PDF Planning Guide
Inside: Easter is more than a holiday—it’s a celebration of our risen Savior! If you’re looking for ways to keep Christ at the center of your celebration, grab my free…
EP 171:Â Walking in Wisdom: Practical Steps for Everyday Faith
Inside: Walking in wisdom isn’t just about big decisions—it’s about faithfulness in the small, everyday moments. From how we use our time to how we respond to interruptions, wisdom shapes…
EP 170: Walking in Wisdom: Living Wisely in a Distracting World
Inside: Walking in wisdom isn’t about perfection—it’s about faithfulness. It’s about making intentional choices, honoring the Lord in our daily lives, and staying focused on what truly matters. Walking Wisely…
Are You Investing in What Truly Lasts?
Inside: What we treasure reveals where our heart truly lies. Earthly things fade, but eternal treasures last forever. Are we living for what matters most? Matthew 6:19–21 “For where your…
Love Does Not Boast: Cultivating Humility in a Self-Focused World
Inside: Love doesn’t boast—it builds others up. In a world that encourages self-promotion, biblical love reflects Christ’s humility, putting others first and seeking His glory. “Love is patient and kind;…
Trusting God’s Work in Others
Inside: It’s easy to get discouraged when growth in others seems slow. But trusting God’s timing means remembering He’s still at work—even when we can’t see it. His timing is…
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