Maybe you feel that “hope” has become a cliché, “sweet”—lacking in muscle. I am here to tell you that hope is real, and as necessary as oxygen. To live in this conflicted world without hope is to watch your soul shrink within you; to abdicate
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We are all hungry for hope. One can never have enough of it. It is a superpower allowing us to endure the hard and accomplish the beautiful here on earth. Hallelujah!
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Welcome Back to a new season of Bread and Honey. Always my mission is to pass along a word of goodness to lift your spirit. Today I gift you with a personal mantra that has been sustaining me through these troubling times!
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Maybe like me you woke up Sunday morning feeling deep unease. The world feels as if it has come undone. The reality is every single day we can experience heaven and hell outside us (inside us too!). Do we meet the day from a posture
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Today I have the honor to interview Dr. Clay Stauffer, the Senior Minister at Woodmont Christian Church, my boss and dear friend! He is an incredible father to three and husband. Clay is also a very popular professor at Vanderbilt University, community leader in Nashville
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Hope never gets old to me. And I seem to need hope more than ever. Most people believe hope comes easy for me. If you only knew how I scrape the bottom of the barrel of life for any glint of hope for myself and
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Welcome Back to Soulful 7 Conversation. This is a very special, information-filled and hope-giving conversation for women! The (Peri)Menopause transition for us gals 35-60 years of age presents many uncomfortable changes, symptoms and challenges in mind, body and spirit. Thankfully, the medical community is taking
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Blaise Pascal said, “in difficult times, always carry something beautiful in your mind.” We must become collectors of beauty in any form. It’s our best defense against despair. The mission in life is to fill an invisible chest with treasures that will not fade or
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We go through seasons in life when it feels like the lights have gone out, our prayers ignored. And then someone comes along and punches a hole in our darkness so we can carry on. Often I am the lamplighter, but boy am I humbled
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Who knew a Japanese Zen Garden in the middle of Nashville would offer me peace and a path forward. Tranquility, as I discovered is a hope regenerator. Over the last year, I have become a regular to the Blevins Japanese Tea Garden a mile from
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