From everyday striving to creative communion…
Building a life that reflects God’s glory At home, In the marketplace, and beyond.
You Don’t Have to Feel Lonely
Sometimes nothing is wrong on the inside—you’ve just been isolated. Sitting at home every day. Working remotely. Leaving church quickly. Only interacting with people through social media (which is a poor substitute for the real thing). If you’re not allowing community to be cultivated—if you’re not being intentional about connection—it’s no surprise you might feel lonely.
I’m Escaping Survival Mode
The search for our green couch brought me to the realization that my mindset of settling, taking the path of least resistance, and getting comfortable in survival mode—even when I escaped the things I was surviving—has built up this life around me that is full of limitations. Limitations that God never desired for me and definitely does not want for me now.
Dealing with Disappointments
Your hope may be deferred, but your choice to keep moving forward—refusing to let disappointments stop you—becomes the water that helps that tree of life grow.
Healing Through Creative Communion: Introduction
When you heal through creative communion with the Lord, you’re using your imagination to partner with Him in birthing what He intends for your life—not what trauma or the enemy intended.
Embracing Growing Pains
Many times we view growth and seasons of stretching as a frustration or a burden, simply because it's uncomfortable. Can I encourage you? Discomfort does not automatically = destruction.
cre·a·tive com·mu·nion
/krē-ˈā-tiv kə-ˈmyü-nyən/
noun
Creating from intimacy and vulnerability with God—with ease, rest, and security in His presence, which then naturally results in the manifestation of His glory.
