Growth in faith doesn’t happen overnight. Just like a seed, it takes time, care, and intention to flourish. In this reflection, Dianne reminds us that spiritual growth means staying curious, nurturing our faith daily, and trusting God to do His part in helping us grow beyond our limits.

When a friend gently pointed out that my struggle with forgiveness wasn’t really about the other person—but my own pride—it stopped me in my tracks. Pride can quietly take over our hearts, even in moments when we believe we’re right. In learning to let go, I’m discovering how humility, grace, and God’s love work together to bring healing and perspective.

Growing up on a Wisconsin dairy farm shaped who I am and what I value. The hard work, early mornings, and life lessons taught me resilience, gratitude, and faith. I’ll always treasure the gift of being raised on a farm.

Ever find yourself overreacting to small things? In this reflection, Dianne invites readers to pause and ask, “Where does this fall on a scale of 1 to 10?” By learning to reserve our time and energy for what truly matters—and trusting God’s perspective—we can let go of the little things and keep our souls well, even in challenging times.

Friendship is one of life’s greatest blessings. In this heartfelt reflection, Dianne shares the joy of reconnecting with her college roommates and the lasting bond they share. From laughter and understanding to honest conversations and mutual care, she reflects on how true friends help her grow, lift her up in hard times, and make life richer. Rooted in gratitude and faith, her words remind us that deep, Christ-centered friendships are gifts to be cherished.