Extra-Ordinary Love
On this Feast of the Epiphany, a day marked by an exceptional act of adoration, I wonder how we mark our ordinary days together? What are our everyday habits? What lengths do we go to honor the ordinary goodness in our lives?
On this Feast of the Epiphany, a day marked by an exceptional act of adoration, I wonder how we mark our ordinary days together? What are our everyday habits? What lengths do we go to honor the ordinary goodness in our lives?
Editor’s Note: This post originally appeared on Bird Treacy’s substack Wiggles & Wonder on November 14th and is shared today
This year, I want to slow down and savor the Advent season.
What I loved the most about revisiting Narnia was, once again, getting lost in the story.
Something that gives me strength through my most trying times is my devotion to a set of treasured verses that serve as my guiding light and source of solace.
As we gear up for school and prepare for the effort and pace that comes with doing more, this is also a time to pause and set our spiritual intentions.
If you have a young child, you may not realize it, but your home is probably full of process art.
Our daughter came into the world with a large head, a conspicuous tuft of bright red hair, and a deep stubborn streak which clearly has no relation to her biological parentage.
“Why do you always do the work in the kitchen at church? Why not Dad?”
Our food is a constant reminder of both the goodness and the brokenness of God’s creation.