Have you ever played the game of musical chairs? Let’s imagine it for a moment. A group of people encircles a line of chairs, and there is always one less chair than there are people. Someone plays music while the group marches around the chairs, and as soon as the music stops everyone rushes to…
We are so excited to finally share the fruit of nearly three years worth of work with you! The Sublime Soiree: God’s Invitation to the Party of your Life will be debuting on Amazon and Barnes & Noble on June 10th, but you can preorder now! There also is an opportunity to read it in advance…
Last month we focused on marveling and looking at a few characters in God’s amazing Christmas story. We looked first at the marveling of Mary, then at the awestruck shepherds, and finally, the marvel-ous gifts of the Wisemen. Today, as we focus on rest, we invite you to join us as we continue to explore…
New Horizons… After an incredible three-year journey, our social media manager, Ariana, is embarking on a new chapter. As she delves deeper into individual adventures, we extend our heartfelt wishes. Wishes for success in all her career pursuits and family endeavors. -Please join us on Monday for a special video update from The Sublime Soirée!✨
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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…
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