by Jennie Heideman
Today is Independence Day in America. For those of you living outside the United States and unfamiliar with this holiday, Independence Day is when Americans commemorate the Continental Congress’s declaration that the thirteen American colonies would be separating from Great Britain.…
by Kristyn Perez
Are you lonely? After a few years of social distancing, quarantine, and isolation, many of us are feeling disconnected. Politics are polarized, families are divided, and we’re having less conversations with others. While life has returned to “normal” in many ways, we’ve lost many of our daily interactions and even some of our social skills.…
by Helen Hummel
“Whatever is good, whatever is right, whatever is lovely, let it be on my mind.
Let my heart be present here with You.…
Whatever is pure, whatever is just, whatever is honest, let it be true of us.…
by Katie Davidson
Have you ever seen a piece of art that left you… confused? Admittedly, I am incredibly naive when it comes to artistic expression. Recently, we ventured to our local art museum, and I stumbled upon a massive canvas painting that took me aback.…
By Katie Davidson
I remember catching myself mid-checkout on Amazon. I was seven months pregnant with my son, and this Amazon cart was filled with everything we didn’t receive at our baby shower. I stared at the long list of swaddles, bottles, sleep sacs, and books, desperately hoping that these items would comfort my new-mom fears.…
If you have never used The Daily Grace Co. Bible Tabs before, or have used them but would like help in learning how to properly apply them, this video is for you! Watch along to get your step by step tips for achieving the most perfectly placed tabs! …
By Lindsey Master
It feels as though everyone in the world is tired. We’ve experienced a pandemic, political strife, and protests on top of the pressures that already existed from school, work, and family needs. Stress seems to be the one thing that unites us all.…
By Alexa Hess
Growing up on the coast, I was used to spending my summers at the ocean. My family and I would sometimes spend hours soaking up the sun and playing in the sea. After being tuckered out from treading the waves, I would lay down in the sand and close my eyes.…
by Kyra Daniels
The whip is the tongue of a snake; it recoils and readies itself to strike a slave again and again. With each bite, lashes separate skin. A mountain of wounds form, and the slave cries out in agony.…
by Alexa Hess
When you think about your prayer life, how often do you pray for other people? It can be easy to forget to pray for others in the hustle and bustle of life or pray for our own needs more than the needs of others.…
