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Christmas Comes Softly

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Christmas comes softly, not in the rush of the season, but in the hush between heartbeats where memory warms its hands.It comes in the glow of a porch light waiting for someone you love, in the laughter that fills the doorway, in the peace that settles like snow.It comes in... Read More.

Ten Days Until Christmas: The Countdown Begins

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 We have ten days until Christmas. The countdown begins. Ten days to prepare hearts and homes, to wrap promises in ribbons, to steady ourselves for gathering.But this countdown is more than numbers on a calendar — it is rhythm, anticipation, and preparation. Each day is... Read More.

Gratitude in Motion

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Gratitude is more than a polite “thank you.” It is a rhythm, a pulse, a steady reminder that even in absence, even in longing, there is presence. Gratitude teaches us to see beyond what is missing and to honor what remains. When we pause to... Read More.

Keep Pushing, Please Pay It Forward

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 There are moments when someone believes help will never come. Today, I witnessed one of those moments turn into restoration. A man who thought he was forgotten found his way back to connection, and I was blessed to stand in the gap.When he tried... Read More.

Devotionally Dedicated to You

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 Devotion is not a chain that binds—it is a circle that liberates. To be devoted is to live with affection, commitment, reverence, and practice, each flowing into the other until love becomes legacy.At its heart, devotion begins with affection. It is the warmth that... Read More.

The Power of Promise

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 Promises are more than words spoken; they are seeds planted in the soil of tomorrow. A promise carries weight because it binds us to hope, to trust, and to legacy. When we keep our promises, we declare that presence stretches beyond the moment —... Read More.

Presence is the Greatest Present

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 In this season of giving, we often look to boxes wrapped in paper, ribbons tied with care, and gifts exchanged with joy. Yet the greatest present is not found beneath a tree or inside a package. The greatest present is presence itself.Presence is the... Read More.

Thorough Thoughts This Thanksgiving I Ponder

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  Opening ReflectionThanksgiving is supposed to be about gathering—calls, texts, knocks at the door. But sometimes, the silence is louder than the celebration. Sometimes, family gathers at the slightest breeze, and yet we are left outside the circle.This year, I wrote my way through that... Read More.
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