Elisabeth, We are blessed to have had you as part of our family these past few months. It wasn't always easy or comfortable, but that's how we know it was deep, meaningful, and true. It was love...it is love. You said it best in the note you left us: "Being deeply loved by someone gives … Continue reading And She’s Off to the Next Adventure: A Letter To Our Dear Elisabeth
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Encountering the Sacred Heart of Jesus
I stared at the faces of those who died. I listened to stories about who they were and the lives they lived from those who loved them most. I watched survivors share their experiences and the ways they served in the aftermath — the courage, the strength, the ongoing battles they still carry. It was … Continue reading Encountering the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Holy Love
Loving You has been the most confusing, frustrating, exhilarating, and satisfying thing I've done. I want Your love with all that I am, and yet I fight against receiving it. The world says, "You don't deserve it." My ego says, "You have not done enough." Yet You tell me over and over, "I love you … Continue reading Holy Love
Preparing for “Beyond” in 2026
What if every experience is meant to complete you? To make you more whole and more holy? How might you navigate life differently? I am anticipating that my word of the year "beyond" is challenging me to circle these questions. To go beyond stress, distraction, superficiality, division, dualism...To seek connection, meaning, depth. "When we act … Continue reading Preparing for “Beyond” in 2026
I Wish I Was a Robot
"I wish I was a robot," was something a client recently said in the middle of a session. Although I haven't had anyone else phrase it like this, it is a common sentiment expressed by my coaching clients. At the root of it are things like: "I wish I didn't have all these feelings." "I … Continue reading I Wish I Was a Robot
Back to Center
What matters most right now? What is most important here in this moment? What do I need to adjust to prioritize these things? The world is whirling, and now I know why God led us to Be the Mountain as our theme for the year. It takes great effort to stay steady like the mountain … Continue reading Back to Center
A Tribute to Lost Loved Ones
One year ago today we lost my mother-in-law. Today I am remembering the lessons she taught me and reflecting on all that she stood for. She was a pillar of service and strength. Although she suffered most of her life from a chronic illness, Marsha served whenever and however she could. When she could no … Continue reading A Tribute to Lost Loved Ones