Sometimes we get stuck in asking God what He wants us to do instead of who He wants us to be. In this reflection, Dianne shares her journey from living a “fine” life to pursuing a deeper, more intentional relationship with God—one rooted in understanding her true “WHO” and “WHOSE.”

Ever feel like your brain has as many tabs open as your computer browser? Dianne shares a relatable look at how too many “open tabs” in life can drain our energy and focus. Through her reflections and practical tips, she reminds us that when we focus on what truly matters—and let God help us close the rest—we find clarity and peace.

We all need rest, yet it’s often the hardest thing to give ourselves. In this reflection inspired by Matthew 11:28, Dianne explores what it truly means when Jesus says, “I will give you rest.” From simple breathing exercises to learning to say no, she shares practical ways to slow down, reconnect, and find peace in God’s promise of rest.

Sometimes, the best life lessons come from the smallest teachers. Spending time with kindergartners reminds us how to live with joy, honesty, and wonder. In their simplicity, we rediscover what it means to be kind, forgiving, and fully present—just as Jesus taught when He welcomed the little children.

Spring brings gentle reminders of God’s faithfulness and the beauty of new beginnings. From baby ducks learning to swim to a grandchild graduating high school, each season of life offers chances to start fresh. Whether big or small, every new beginning holds hope, growth, and the assurance that God walks beside us every step of the way.