Over the past few years, Jen Wilkin has become one of my favorite writers. I’m so grateful for her heart for Scripture and her desire to keep the Word first in all things. There aren’t a lot of people who would dive eagerly into the Ten Commandments in a wayContinue Reading
I truly only read this book because my brother-in-law and super businessman, JD Graffam, recommended it on a podcast he was speaking on. He mentioned that Bit Literacy had really helped him establish some good systems while staying focused on tasks and long-term projects that could otherwise be derailed byContinue Reading
People who are close to me know that I desire to be intentional with my time. I am at my best when I am well rested, when I have margin in my day, and when I can look back over the day and recognize where I spent time on relationships.Continue Reading
Canoeing the Mountains by Tod Bolsinger has been on my shelf for quite a while. However, I’m grateful to report that I read it when I needed it most. As a leader in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve been pushed to chart new territories and to take newContinue Reading
The Marriage Adventure by Daniel and Bonnie Hoover was a great read at just the right time. Over the past 18 months, we have been living in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the HUGE gifts of this time has been all the time that I’ve been ableContinue Reading
I have read every book that Andy Stanley has ever written…not because we always have a similar theology or philosophy…but because I believe he has a lot to say about leadership, stewardship, and intentionality. Better Decisions, Fewer Regrets was a great read and I’ll definitely be sharing copies of thisContinue Reading
September 2 BRIGHT SPOT | I had a big moment this morning before school. I noticed my iPhone flashlight was on before anyone had to tell me! 😂😂 I’ll admit I was feeling a bit prideful about my awesome IPhone flashlight self-regulation. Not to worry…as I walked through the gymContinue Reading