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GPS for the Soul Way-Finding Sign Illustration

GPS for the Soul Week 1

I humbly offer now a 6-week Lenten blog series called, GPS for the Soul. Every Monday I will deliver into your inbox “spiritual coordinates” to help guide you through Lent. We will rely on Jesus, his words and actions, as our map. Expect scripture where Jesus offers practical advice for

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Farrel and daughter making crepes

Crêpes

Mama, Let's Cook is back! And we are celebrating Shrove Tuesday, or "Fat Tuesday" for the New Orleans side of the family! Traditionally, Christians feasted on pancakes the night before Ash Wednesday because it was the best way to use up their eggs, milk and sugar before the Lenten fast.

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Valentines Gift Guide Illustration with waffle hearts, calming tea, candles and cookies.

Valentines Gift Guide

Surprise the people you love with a little gift that will brighten their day! I love all things hearts! I gifted the heart waffle maker to my son Percy who joins me on our homespun cooking show, Mama Let's Cook! I gave my girlfriends the bamboo scarf. I wear my

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Kids being pulled in a wagon

Love must prevail

Why can't we just love one another? God must hurt for us. For all the blessings, we continue to fall short on our Creator's only ask—to love. There is no judgment. God knows we will make mistakes, lose our courage, even fail miserably in our efforts. Still, love is our

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Dove Carrying Olive Branch with Heart Illustration

Things I Know To Be True

I imagine for my entire life I will wrestle with these spiritual questions: Who am I? Why am I here? Who is God and what is my relation/relationship to God. Why must we suffer? How do I live a life that feels good on the inside and out; but also

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Love Lasts Forever

A Brave, New Year Ahead!

Are you familiar with the game Jenga? The game begins with a tower constructed with 54 blocks. The object is to remove individual blocks without the tower collapsing. Every time a piece is removed by a player, the structure becomes more unsteady. I find Jenga to be an apt metaphor

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