As the leaves begin to fall and the days grow cooler, Dianne reflects on the beauty of change—both in nature and within the heart. Through fall’s simple gifts, she invites readers to slow down, stay present, and embrace the season God has created.

As the seasons shift and the chill of September settles in, we’re reminded of life’s constant changes and uncertainties. This prayer invites us to find peace, courage, and renewed faith in God amid life’s transitions, trusting Him to bring light and hope into whatever lies ahead.

After a long trip home from Thailand, Dianne received the best present ever — not diamonds or a fancy dinner, but a heartfelt, creative gesture from her husband that spoke volumes about love and gratitude. In this touching story, she reminds us that the simplest words and gestures often mean the most.

Traveling across the world often reminds us how much we truly share with others, no matter how different our languages, foods, or beliefs may be. In Thailand, Dianne rediscovers the beauty of universal connection — through communication, respect, and love — seeing firsthand how God’s creation binds us all together.

Even on our best days, life can feel overwhelming. That’s why it’s important to find the simple things that bring us back to calm — fresh flowers, a warm cup of tea, or a quiet moment of gratitude. These small joys help us “save our days” and remind us that peace can be found in the simplest moments.