As I’ve grown in my faith, I’ve realized that the way we treat our homes is a direct reflection of how we value the Creator’s handiwork. In Genesis 2:15, we’re told that the Lord took man and put him in the Garden of Eden to "work it and take care of it." We were designed to be stewards, not just consumers. But let’s be honest: in our modern world, "taking care of it" feels harder than ever. We are surrounded by single-use plastics, hidden chemicals, and a "toss it when you’r

I used to overspend constantly on “trying” products. I was always searching for better. Cleaner. More effective. More aesthetic. I would find something promising, use it halfway, then move on to the next thing that claimed to be revolutionary. Is their a better solution? What works? Clean doesn't have to be complicated.

Humility is often misunderstood. Many think it means shrinking yourself, downplaying your gifts, or walking quietly so no one notices you. But biblical humility is not about becoming smaller — it’s about becoming rightly aligned. To be humble is to know who you are because you know whose you are.

It made me wonder: what would Jesus do? That isn’t just a cliché or a slogan for bumper stickers. It’s a way of living. A daily question that should guide every choice we make.

Trust me when I say I love to sleep in, but there’s also something about stepping outside early in the morning—before the world fully...