I don’t know about you… but life can feel really full. Especially in certain seasons. Not just busy in the obvious ways but full in your mind, your emotions, your to-do list, your responsibilities, even the good things can start to feel like they’re crowding everything else out. And somehow, without meaning to, time with Jesus can quietly get pushed to the side. Not because we don’t want Him. But because we don’t know where to fit Him. This week, I was watching a YouTube vide

I’m a little late posting this week’s blog… but honestly, I knew that might happen even before the week started. The Lord has called this season of my life abiding . Not teaching it. Not mastering it. Learning it. And that’s really what our new series, With Him , is about,  learning how to abide with Jesus in the daily, ordinary moments of life. Which, by the way… I’m not very good at yet. But I’m learning. And as I learn, I want to share it with you—both what I’m learning no

There was a time when I thought following Jesus meant trying harder and measuring how much I was accomplishing for Him. Whenever I thought about my walk with the Lord, it was always about what I should be doing more of. I should read my Bible more. I should pray more. I should volunteer more. And somewhere in the middle of all those thoughts was the question I asked Him over and over again: Am I doing enough for You? My focus wasn’t on a relationship with Jesus or even on spe