Valentine’s Day arrives every year with a swirl of pink cards, heart-shaped chocolates, and reminders to celebrate the people we love. But beneath all the noise, there’s a quieter invitation waiting for us, one that leads us back to the heart of God. Long before love was printed on greeting cards or wrapped in ribbons, God loved first.
Lent can feel like a familiar rhythm. 40 days that come and go each year with good intentions and mixed results. But what if this season could be different? What if, instead of just "getting through" Lent, you could actually experience real transformation?
As we step into 2026, we're reminded that a fresh season is more than just a change on the calendar. It's an opportunity to pause, reflect on the previous year, and invite the Lord intentionally into our new season.
There's something unique about Christmas that can open doors for conversations about Jesus. Even people who don't typically think about faith find themselves humming along to "Silent Night" or pausing at a nativity scene. Hearts soften. Conversations turn to what really matters. And for those of us who love Jesus, this season is an incredible opportunity to share His love with the world.
As Cyber Monday approaches, it’s easy to get caught up in the rush for deals and discounts. But as followers of Christ, we have an opportunity to approach this day differently, to shop with intentionality, gratitude, and generosity.
Some messages stir deep gratitude and, at times, strong reactions, especially when they touch on something as meaningful as communion. As we enter the Thanksgiving season, I want to share a perspective that has shaped my own understanding of this sacred practice.
