The Vineyard in Today’s World — When Grace Interrupts “That’s Not Fair!” Jesus told a story about a landowner who hired workers at different times of the day—but paid them all the same. Cue the drama. Those early birds were ready to file a complaint, call HR,…
Faith & Encouragement
Spirit-led, real-life reflections that connect everyday moments to Scripture – faith-filled, encouraging, and just sassy enough to keep it real.
Faith and encouragement for real life – rooted in Scripture and written for everyday moments. These reflections are created to uplift, strengthen, and remind you that hope is never out of reach, no matter the season you’re walking through.
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New Life in Christ: The Plot Twist Nobody Saw Coming
People love to keep the old you on replay like it’s their favorite throwback drama. They’ll act like someone can’t change—like God isn’t out here doing complete heart renovations while they’re busy taking notes. Sometimes folks cling to the past version of a person so tight you’d think they…
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Jesus Isn’t a One-Day-a-Week Habit
Let’s be real for a second: On Sundays, we’re all ready to charge hell with a water pistol. We’re quoting Scripture, hugging necks, saying “Amen!” like we mean it, and planning to start a Bible study, a prayer journal, AND a revival in our break room. But by Monday? We’re…
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If Words Were Calories, Some People Would Be on a Diet
If Words Were Calories, Some People Would Be on a Diet Some folks will promise you the world… and deliver absolutely nothing but excuses and audacity. They’ll say, “I got you” and then disappear like Wi-Fi in a tunnel. Now naturally, you want to: • call it out…
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Grieving People Who Are Still Alive
Lately, I’ve noticed a pattern—people sharing stories about losing someone they loved deeply. Not always a spouse or partner, but friends… chosen family… people who once felt permanent. And what hurts the most isn’t the loss itself—it’s being dismissed as if that connection never mattered at all. Some of the…
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Trusting God with Our Adult Children
Trusting God with Our Adult Children (AKA: Yesterday He Graduated and I’m Still Processing It) There’s something sacred—and slightly unhinging—about watching your child step into adulthood. When they’re little, we hold their hands. When they’re grown, we learn to open ours. (And resist the urge to send advice daily.) Yesterday,…
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The Farmer Parable
The Parable of the Farmer Who Sowed Seed The “Let’s Laugh So We Don’t Cry” Version Jesus told a story about a farmer tossing seeds everywhere like Oprah handing out cars: “You get a seed! You get a seed! Everybody gets a seed!” But plot twist: Jesus wasn’t talking about…
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The Mustard Seed They Keep Asking Me About
The Mustard Seed They Keep Asking Me About… Let’s Clear This Up I wear this cute little necklace with a mustard seed in the middle of a flower, and ALL THE TIME when I’m out, somebody stops me like, “Uh… what’s that supposed to be?” Oh honey, buckle up. Let…
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God’s Artwork
God’s beauty surrounds us every day… but some of us are too busy stressing, rushing, or side-eyeing life to notice. Look at this sky though — that’s God whispering, ‘I’m here, sweetheart. I’ve got you.’ Take a breath. Let His peace settle in. His artwork is the reminder your heart…
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Release the Guilt
Already Handled It Guilt is one of the most pointless things we drag around. It doesn’t correct our past, it doesn’t deepen our faith, and it sure doesn’t make us holier. All it really does is sit on your chest like a weighted blanket from the clearance rack – uncomfortable,…


