Join us today on our blog and YouTube channels as we interview author Alan Fadling on his devotional, A Year of Slowing Down: Daily Devotions for Unhurried Living WATCH NOW www.unhurriedliving.com

 I’ve been experimenting with seeing my workdays as beginning with rest rather than ending in a collapse after a long day. Last year, we read that quote from Alan Fadling’s book, A Year of Slowing Down: Daily Devotions for Unhurried Living. It really caused us to consider how we live from day to day, and…

If you are a seasoned Christmas shopper like me, you have learned over time that giving a gift just for gifts’ sake leaves the giver and the receiver feeling empty. There is definitely room for those “just because” gifts that let a person know you love and care for them. But, taking the opportunity to…

Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas from our homes to yours! Today we are sharing about the glory of music and its superpower to help us cling to the true Christmas story. May your homes and your hearts be filled with beautiful music this season, and may it carry you into an exciting New Year.— Sue and…

When I consider the Christmas story, one of the oddest parts of the narrative I see is how and to whom the announcement of Christ’s birth came – to shepherds via angels. Let’s address the angels first: they were heavenly hosts – not human, not imperfect, no need for a Savior. Yet, on the night…

Today we are just two weeks away from celebrating Christmas. For many of us the craziness has begun, and we find our focus distracted over many things. However, during the busyness of this season let’s stop and ponder about that very first Christmas. Let us marvel more at God’s great story and specifically take a…

Join us this month on our blog as we marvel with the characters of the Christmas story:Dec. 11 — The Marveling of MaryDec. 18 — The Awestruck Wonder of the ShepherdsDec. 26 — The Wise Men’s Marvelous GiftsDec. 31 — Simeon Beholds the Light

Have you ever thought of “awe” as a gift? In her recent book, The Six Conversations, author Heather Holleman says that “Awe involves marveling at something sacred, vast, supernatural, mysterious, and so beautiful you feel overcome by the thing you are thinking about or experiencing.” Awe is a breathtaking moment, and it’s benefits don’t stop…