Our daily lives are often consumed by managing details, solving problems, and surviving the unexpected. This season, we are stepping into The Awe-Filled Life—a weekly invitation to pause in your busy schedule for a


Our daily lives are often consumed by managing details, solving problems, and surviving the unexpected. This season, we are stepping into The Awe-Filled Life—a weekly invitation to pause in your busy schedule for a


I sat on our tiny balcony in New York City enjoying the warmth at the start of a summery-type day even though it was still spring. Not a single cloud dotted the blue sky.


I’ve spent enough hours on the ski slopes to know that the fastest way to wipe out is to stiffen up when you feel stressed. When the terrain gets rough or the ice gets


The problem with smartphones is that we don’t memorize phone numbers. Well, I don’t and I feel like I should. I rely on the ‘system’ to hold the information for me. That’s all well


I’ve spent enough time on the black and double-black ski runs in Colorado to know the specific, heart-sinking feeling of a “wobble.” It usually happens when the terrain gets steeper than expected or the


At the ruins of Rievaulx Abbey in Yorkshire, England, towering stone arches have stood for nine centuries despite the roofs having long since collapsed, the wooden beams having rotted away, and the window panes


On a long car journey home, we drove into thick fog. Grey mist swirled around us, and the headlights only seemed to reflect the light back rather than show the road. As I was


We added an addition to our house a couple of years ago. What began as a simple idea took a lot of work—architectural drawings, town approvals, and endless decisions. The initial shock, though, was


Jesus said to her, “Mary.” Read John 20:11–18 The cross had already happened. The shouting had stopped. The crowds had gone home. The sky had grown dark and then light again. Now there was only