Hope in Hard Seasons: Spiritual Practices for Illness, Caregiving, and Setbacks
In hard seasons such as illness, caregiving or a major setback, hope is easier to hold onto when it rests … Read more
In hard seasons such as illness, caregiving or a major setback, hope is easier to hold onto when it rests … Read more
You can keep your family’s and community’s food traditions and still eat in a way that supports your health. The … Read more
A plateau is a normal stage of change, not a sign that you have failed or that your efforts are … Read more
You can be a warm, generous host without overeating by planning a balanced menu ahead of time, serving food in … Read more
Framing exercise as stewardship means you move because your body is a gift worth caring for, not because you need … Read more
A short moment of gratitude before a meal (a grace, a thank-you, or one sentence each around the table) gives … Read more
An evening examen is a short, structured review of your day, traditionally done prayerfully, that looks for what went well, … Read more
A meaningful morning devotion doesn’t need an hour. Ten focused minutes, with the format, passage and place chosen the night … Read more
A purpose map is a single page that links what you believe you’re here to do (your calling), the roles … Read more
Resentment keeps stress switched on, and for many people stress shows up as eating when they aren’t hungry. Forgiveness, meaning … Read more