Reboot, Rejuvenate, Resurrect

Lessons from Pothos I believe much of what we need to know about sustaining healthy relationships can be gleaned from the intentional observation of nature. You are not required to subscribe to my belief, but I invite you to consider what a thriving plant can teach us about restoration, renewal, and growth. The Gift of a Cutting My Sistah-friend in Florida cares for a magnificent pot of pothos. It is the centerpiece of her lanai—her screened porch, for those of us who live ou

ROSES, MOON, DEER, AND CORN You already know, I love the outdoors. Every summer, some facet of creation captures my attention and...

THE LAST TIME These words were printed on a wallpaper border about a foot below the ceiling in a room where I was taking a class. “When...

OWNERSHIP I write about change and growth more than anything else. I search for different ways to say the same thing repeatedly because I...

INCONVENIENT “Change is not made without inconvenience,” Richard Hooker. I have been blatantly honest with you, the reader, from the...

RUST PRACTICE: Remind yourself of an experience when your circumstances eroded your growth. I purchased a galvanized aluminum tray from a...

PRACTICE: How do you define progress for your personal life? Since we are unable to go to a physical facility for 8:00 AM worship, my...