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Happy April to you! As I move past Easter and begin to anticipate the hurried nature of May, my heart longs for Hope–an anchor for my soul. As you and I navigate many spaces that are heavy and polarized, it is essential that we actively pursue Hope to move forward. It is a certainty of […]

In an instant, everything can change. The message simply read, “Erin, please pray. Our house has been hit by lightning.” My heart immediately sunk. Living in the great state of Florida, better known as the lightning capital of the nation, strikes during thesummer months are normal occurrences. Even though it is commonplace, this acts as

Welcome to the month after “Maycember”—June! After navigating my first high schoolgraduation as a mom to our annual exended family trip, I begin this month with a strong desirefor rest. I don’t need a power nap, I need a time of deep refreshment. This is an area I havewrestled with my whole life. Rest is

Welcome to the month of Celebration! It is the time of year when we attend award ceremonies, graduations, and our calendars become quickly overcrowded. Some refer to the month as “Maycember”, reminding us of the chaotic nature we felt in December. Often it leaves little room for our souls to breathe. So, how do you

Welcome to the month of April—a time to celebrate HOPE! It is the anchor for our souls. Right now, I am finding Hope in… *walking on the trail. *listening to the same worship song every morning for the last eight months reminding my spirit that I serve the same God as Moses and David. *seeing

Welcome to March! I am looking forward to spring break—spending time with my family andcollecting shells at one of my favorite places on Earth, Ft. Clinch State Park. This representswhat Dr. Rangan Chatterjee refers to in his text, “Make Change That Lasts” as one circle of ourrelationships, family. While I have explored many metaphors to

Welcome to 2025! This is the year for moving forward with a deeper sense of Identity, Purpose and Direction. I love the beginning of a calendar year and enjoy hearing about how different practices aid individuals in reflecting on the previous year and refining focus for the year ahead. For me, January is defined by

Welcome to November—a time to give thanks! November 2013 marks a month I will neverforget; it was a time of much sadness and desperation. It was one of those valleys that you look back on and think, “Did that really happen?”. As Jay and I were beginning to navigate our fourthheavy year as caretakers facing

Welcome to Fall! Summer is in the rearview mirror, and we are officially in a new season. While I am enjoying all things pumpkin, I am beginning to settle into a different rhythm based on the needs of my family and clients. Just recently, my youngest daughter transitioned to a new classroom. She is our