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What if the rest you need doesn’t begin with a sleep aid? Discover the surprising path that led to peaceful, restorative sleep—and a deeper understanding of true self-care. (click here to read more)
There are places where beauty seems to quiet the soul before a single word is spoken. Lake Molveno, nestled in the Italian Dolomites, is one of those sacred places.
Last month, I had the incredible privilege of serving as a therapist during the Contemplative Thrive Retreat, listening to the stories of women who have dedicated their lives to serving around the world. While the scenery is breathtaking, it is the people who have captured my heart.
One way I understand holding space is by becoming a quiet harbor: a sacred place where weary hearts can rest, breathe, and simply be.
A harbor does not stop the storm. It does not……
Learn How Quiet Moments of Reflection Can Help You Hear God’s Voice and Move Forward with Confidence
Something is shifting in the world of mental health.
For years, the focus was on thoughts—challenging them, reframing them, managing them. And while that work still matters, many people are discovering something deeper: healing doesn’t happen in the mind alone. It happens in the body.
In a noisy world, prayer beads offer a simple way to slow down, quiet your mind, and rediscover the presence of God. Learn how to be still and pray.
I made the commitment.
I said yes with my body and my calendar—
fees paid, flights booked, car reserved,
the ordinary rhythms of life gently set aside.
For three months, I held the question in prayer:
What is it I am truly seeking in this time away?
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Life’s in-between seasons can hold grief, uncertainty, and hope all at once. Grace for the In-Between offers a compassionate reminder that grief cannot be rushed—and that we do not have to pretend we are fine. God meets us honestly in our pain, stays near when answers are unclear, and gently gathers the broken and beautiful pieces of our lives. Even here, hope can grow quietly alongside grief.