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This week we’ve had so many conversations as a f This week we’ve had so many conversations as a family. With one in college, one in kinder, and every stage in between… it feels like the full spectrum of life is all happening in our house at once. The school year just started, and already the overwhelm is setting in. Early mornings, packed schedules, hard conversations. Even the possibility of a change of major two weeks into college classes—and all the emotions, second guessing and adjustments that can bring. It’s so easy in a season like this to just put our heads down and do the work. To let the pace and the pressure set the tone. And yet… the Lord keeps reminding us all to think bigger than our current circumstances. When school starts, it’s often harder to find those long, quiet hours with Him. We can miss the lazy, slower mornings of summer and feel guilty that “real life” makes deep stillness feel impossible. But maybe this season isn’t meant to look the same. Sometimes, time with God looks like sitting at a feast—like Thanksgiving or Christmas—where we linger long, savoring every word. Other times, it’s more like grazing a buffet—little bites here and there, spread throughout the day. And yet both satisfy. Both nourish. Both still fill us up. Maybe you’re already feeling the weight of this new season too—the busyness, the overwhelm, the pressure to keep up. Can I just remind you? Don’t lose sight of what matters most. Feast on the Lord all day long. Take small bites of His presence, of His word, as you go. Let Him speak, direct, correct, and encourage you—pause as you go for His word, his encouragement, His leading. Because life isn’t merely about everything getting done. 
It’s that our eyes stay fixed—laser-focused—on Him. I want to encourage you this week to listen for that still small Voice as you go. In the pick up line, as you’re making lunches, as you’re packing up sports bags, as you’re cooking dinner. Pause, speak with Him, recognize His nearness, and ask Him to help you keep your focus on the essential. “He makes known to me the path of life; in His presence there is fullness of joy; at His right hand are pleasures forevermore.” (Psalm 16:11) #selahsunday
Happy Friday!!!!! We are on our way to Aston for t Happy Friday!!!!! We are on our way to Aston for the boys first football game!!! AND…Kate is meeting us there!!!!!!! I cannot wait to hold her!!! If you haven’t tried barrel jeans yet this is your hint you must!!!! They have become a FAST FAV lately and I know you’ll love them too!!!! They run big so size down! I got the 24 and normally wear a 2-4 for reference. Link in my stories! ✨ #funfriday
“A brother is just a phone call away…” I wan “A brother is just a phone call away…” I wanted to express a heartfelt thank you @coryasbury and @hiforrest for pressing in, moving toward, softening hearts, and considering others as more important than yourselves. The way you both have loved one another strengthens the Body and shows us all there is another way that what has become the norm. I am deeply inspired and moved by your gracious hearts, your budding friendship, and your kindness towards one another. I am overwhelmed with gratitude to the Lord who gives us all the Spirit of reconciliation. And am praying for healing for MANY as the Lord continues to work His story out in the both of you. #realtalkthuraday
We are all known for something…and at the same t We are all known for something…and at the same time, we long to be known for something. Maybe those things align, maybe not. You might want to be known for your strength. Success. Wit. Optimism. Skills. Accomplishments. But Scripture tells us the one thing that will never fade is…love. Paul writes in 1 Corinthians 13 that love is patient, love is kind, love does not envy or boast, it isn’t proud or rude, it isn’t easily angered, and it keeps no record of wrongs. Here’s a challenge: Take a moment to read through that chapter again— but this time, replace the word love with your own name. “_______is patient. ______is kind. ______does not envy. ______does not boast…” Go through each word and pause for just a second to ask yourself, Where does it feel true? And where does it sting? Ask the Lord to meet you in those places. To show you how to grow, to show you where to repent…to show you how to love—more deeply, more fully, more abundantly, more honestly. With your husband, your children, your neighbor, your friends, your extended family, your enemies…He will bring someone to mind. Because, in the end, it won’t be our strength, successes, wit, or optimism that people remember most. It will be love. And love never fails. “And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.” (1 Corinthians 13:13) Lord, let it be love. #wordwedneaday #matteringthings
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