Encouraging and equipping women over 60 to live their best life!
As I was walking into the grocery store a few days ago, my heart warmed when I saw a Salvation Army red kettle and bell ringer out front ringing away. I scrambled to quickly dig into my purse to find a couple of dollars to drop in the bucket. It felt good. The Salvation Army’s…
Because wisdom grows when we decide with eternity in mind. If life were a store, would you be proud of what’s in your cart? Or would you feel the weight of impulsive purchases, emotional spending, and a few items you wish you’d never bought in the first place? It’s a sobering question. And one that…
The holiday season is upon us, and you know what that means … food, food, and more food!! They say the average Thanksgiving meal consists of over 2,500 calories and can go up to well over 4,000. Cutting a few calories here and there is easy with my “Holiday Deliciousness” cookbook (request cookbook here). In this…
We’re rolling into Thanksgiving, and along with the turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie, most of us will also have a big helping of … family. Kids home from college, grown children and their spouses, grandbabies toddling around, siblings dropping in—for many of us, it’s a full-on family reunion. And let’s be real: the holidays bring…
By consistently focusing on self-awareness, self-regulation, and social skills, we can develop the emotional maturity that reflects Christ-like character. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we can steadily improve our emotional intelligence over time.
In these days prior to the holidays, my feelings and emotions are a swirling jumble, some, I can’t even assign words. There is a longing, a missing that cannot fully be expressed. But amid the abundant memories and emotions is gratitude for God’s gracious mercy and peace.
Not long after I turned 60. I started asking deeper questions—not just about how I looked, but about how I felt. Was I moving through life with strength? Could I walk without aching? Could I keep up with my grandkids—or even my own calling?
your life is happening now—not someday. Don’t let comfort or exhaustion steal your moments. You deserve to live fully, right now. And you get to decide.
You’ve likely had to let go of some dreams—and maybe even people—along the way. That’s part of living. But contentment doesn’t mean you stop growing or stop hoping. It means you learn to see what’s good right in front of you, even as you remain open to what’s next.
Death is a subject no one wants to discuss, yet death is the final stage of life. … Preparation is important, because, for some, death comes without warning.
