I awoke this morning filled with gratitude for the trolley tour my family and I took through the city of St. Augustine yesterday. As soon as I awoke today, I felt words brewing; therefore, I grabbed my phone and began to write.

I've long believed that life has a divine flow, and when I'm flowing with that flow, well, I know. This is one of the seasons in my life that, with certainty, I know I'm in divine flow. I'm not saying that every day is free of frustrations or challenges, but this flow is a rhythm my soul knows and is deeply grateful for!

I sat at my dining room table, soaking up Ephesians 4:7-16 from The Orthodox Study Bible (OSB). Moved by verse 16, I quickly slid my laptop closer to me to write about it.

Happy Juneteenth! Today is an ideal day to explain the cover of Rhyming with God: Poetic Prayers & Reflections.

Happy Nurses Week and a Big Thank You to my Sister-in-Love, Rosalyn!

How we rhymed with God on Resurrection Sunday!

Is your embodied movement/praise/worship "raw, real, and radical"?

Despite what may be confusing, disappointing, disheartening, or frustrating, life always has beauty!

Pause to sit with God. Our Creator meets us where we're at, so let's take the time to slow down and closely connect.

This first blog post is dedicated to readers of Rhyming with God: Poetic Prayers & Reflections. As you turn the pages of your copy of this book of 30 prayers and reflections, may God speak to you in your love language with Him.