Ever feel like one small thing can send your whole day spiraling? In this reflection, Dianne shares how emotional bandwidth affects our patience, perspective, and peace. With wisdom drawn from Jesus’ example of retreating to pray, she reminds us that it’s okay to pause, reset, and restore our inner balance before we’re completely overdrawn.

Failure is a part of life, yet it’s often something we struggle to accept. Through lessons from Abraham Lincoln, the Apostle Paul, and even Jesus Himself, this reflection reminds us that being OK with failure allows us to find true strength in God and grow through our weaknesses.

As summer unfolds, take a moment to reflect on two simple yet powerful questions that can help you focus on what truly matters in your life. Whether it’s the start of a new season or just another busy week, these questions can guide you toward balance, gratitude, and intentional living.

As Father’s Day approaches, I find myself reflecting on the many lessons my dad taught me. Through both his words and actions. From working hard and serving the community to staying humble and keeping commitments, his wisdom continues to shape how I live and love today.

Summer days can slip away before we know it. This post shares five simple daily habits that help you stay grounded, grateful, and focused on what truly matters—faith, gratitude, movement, connection, and purpose.