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Search Articlesđ Start September With an Exhale
Whether weâre ready or not, September is waiting for us. What would it look likeâin the midst of all of thisâto let go of that breath youâve been holding? When my publisher brought up the idea of a launch team to help bring Our Daily Breath: 365 Prayers and Practices that Whisper Peace in a Shouting World onto the nightstands of folks around the world this fall, I didnât just want to pile on more things to do on your already never-ending to-do list.
đď¸ I Don't Know Your Story, But I Know You
You know whatâs weird? Algorithms. When I wrote To Light Their Way and Every Season Sacred, the internet world was different. Instagram actually let us see the content from the people we followed! Our Facebook feeds were updates from actual people in our lives without weird AI-generated videos popping up from weird bot accounts. Twitter was still Twitter, not whatever mishmashed monster X has become. The Internet was justâŚdifferent.
🎒 Transitions and Thresholds: All at Once
We have so many prayers for you today! But first…stop everything and sign up here to join us for an Our Daily Breath Devotional Challenge. You take care of everyone else. But who is taking care of you? Let us give you an exhale. We start September 1. You’ll get daily prayer prompts and get to read Our Daily Breath Devotional: 365 Prayers and Practices that Whisper Peace in a Shouting World before literally anyone else. AND you’ll get a jam-packed audio version.
Will you breathe and pray with me for 30 days?
Feeling a little overstimulated and anxious? You’re not alone. I’ve been feeling that same way for a while, and that’s exactly why I wrote Our Daily Breath. We all need tiny reminders to let go of that breath we’ve been holding. This invitation is not going out to my whole subscriber list.
đ©” Stubborn Hope: It's Yours to Borrow
When hard things weigh upon our hearts, one of the most dangerous (and most common) beliefs nestles deep within ourselves, whispering: I am alone. At least, I know Iâve felt that way. You probably have, too. I am alone on this island of anxiety. Of anger. Of fear. Of grief. Of exhaustion. My thoughts and emotions are weighing on me. And I can barely breathe. We are all unfailingly, heartbreakingly human.
đ Kids Haven't Unlearned it Yet
First: Exciting news! If youâve preorderedOur Daily Breath: 365 Prayers and Practices that Whisper Peace in a Shouting WorldâŠyou have some amazing gifts waiting for you. Iâm most excited for this surprise Iâve been holding for far too long: THERE IS AN AUDIO BOOK! Everyone who preorders the book gets a 30-day devotional audiobook for free as a thank-you gift from my publisher and me.
đŻ Would You Talk to a Friend That Way?
Have you ever stood in front of a room of sixteen sixteen-year-old girls? I have. And Iâm happy to say I survived! My friend and neighbor Sarah co-founded a teen employment program that uses work as a tool to engage and equip young women for their futures. (They bake pies. Theyâre delicious.) When she asked me to lead a three-week devotional series, I wasnât sure what I was getting myself into. I assumed there would be a book series provided I would guide them through. I was wrong. So wrong.
⛅ God Hasn't Left: Even Now
Prescription pain medicine. Heating pads. Late-night calls to the doctor. Early morning prayers. The deep, deep desire to take the deep, deep pain away from my child. One of my sons has sickle cell, a chronic illness that leads to what is known as “pain crises.” The blood sickles together, causing pain people say is worse than labor and delivery. It comes on fast, strong, and often unexpectedly.
đŽâđ¨ Less Is More: What even IS a breath prayer?
When my husband and I got married, we were poor college students who were thrilled to rent a duplex from our university for about $550 a month. (It was a wild deal even back then.) We shared an old two-story house that was split into a duplex. We got the upstairs, and two frat boys had the downstairs. It wasnât fancy, but it was ours. And it was more than enough. We found furniture at the thrift store and repurposed it.
đ The Day After: Love Sets Us Free
Everything we know about Godâs Word is summed up in a single sentence: Love others as you love yourself. Thatâs an act of true freedom.Galatians 5:14 (msg) Thatâs the anchor verse for July 4 in my upcoming new release, Our Daily Breath: 365 Prayers and Practices that Whisper Peace in a Shouting World. But before we get to that⊠The printers sent over an official sample copy of the hardcover to my publisher, and my editor just sent it to me, and wow.