I heard her as I passed by in the store, my soul cringed: I hate 2020. I just can’t wait for this year to be over, I’m so ready to move on! I know full well what she meant, so much of this year has been exhausting in its sustained fever of grief, tension and
When we sat down to do our Yates Family Vision session in January of 2020 (an annual tradition since our first year married), we held a handful of dreams. One dream was to watch our little girl finish Kindergarten and start 1st grade at her dearly loved school. Thankfully we did get to celebrate her
You’ve read it in memes all over the socials. I’ve said it myself, to myself and others in varying ways too, ever since the Coronavirus was first discovered: We need to just trust God. And it’s true. But…how do we actually do this when our worlds flip inside out? When our homes turn into schools,
This month I shared my “word of the year” over on the socials. My word was a clear choice this year, but really this word has been calling to me for years. The more I meditate on my word, the more I see its themes weaving through significant healing and transformative moments of my life!
I heard her as I passed by in the store, my soul cringed: I hate 2020. I just can’t wait for this year to be over, I’m so ready to move on! I know full well what she meant, so much of this year has been exhausting in its sustained fever of grief, tension and
When we sat down to do our Yates Family Vision session in January of 2020 (an annual tradition since our first year married), we held a handful of dreams. One dream was to watch our little girl finish Kindergarten and start 1st grade at her dearly loved school. Thankfully we did get to celebrate her
You’ve read it in memes all over the socials. I’ve said it myself, to myself and others in varying ways too, ever since the Coronavirus was first discovered: We need to just trust God. And it’s true. But…how do we actually do this when our worlds flip inside out? When our homes turn into schools,
This month I shared my “word of the year” over on the socials. My word was a clear choice this year, but really this word has been calling to me for years. The more I meditate on my word, the more I see its themes weaving through significant healing and transformative moments of my life!
