I saw a little piece of the world these past few weeks, and the sight has made my heart sing out in joy and gratitude. I went on a mission to a village in Rwanda on the great African continent. I visited the headquarters, warehouses, seed labs, … [Read more...]
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Feature: Hope for You
I hope you are learning to give yourself the credit you deserve. I hope you are beginning to recognize just how strong you are for pulling yourself through each and every difficult time in your life. I hope you allow realization to walk with … [Read more...]
Blog: Yes, You Can Change
By Hannah Brencher "I can’t change." Whoever told us success, health, wealth, or overall transformation came in big, sweeping motions tricked us. They fully tricked us. As someone who has studied discipline for almost a decade, I can tell you … [Read more...]
Blog: Slower Seasons
Wrapping my sweater a little tighter around my chest, I think about how, just a few days ago, the air was warm and the sun bright. I look out at the prairie we planted, and I see all the pretty colors of the flowers still peeking through the … [Read more...]
Blog: Not Good Enough?
By Hannah Brenchner On Friday, I posted an Instagram story asking: What’s the biggest lie you’re fighting? I figured I would scoop the lies up– one by one– and start to break them down in this space. We could ambush them together and pick the … [Read more...]
Blog: Farmer Jones: Drop Stitch
The girls took up crocheting projects this weekend. They went to the craft store, invested in their supplies, mapped out their designs and got at it. They soon discovered that being new to crocheting made it quite easy to ‘drop a stitch’. When that … [Read more...]
Perspective: On Restoration and Healing
I was born in 1951. I saw a 1951 Cadillac the other day. It was lovingly restored, ready, and raring to go. Like that car, I look pretty good too, especially if you're grading on a curve. The reason for this is "regeneration." There is not one … [Read more...]
Blog: Farmer Jones, Fists Full of Flowers
I walked through the growing prairie yesterday during the golden hour. My goodness. It's beautiful. So many colors peeking through, proving that the perennial wildflowers and native grasses we seeded will become established flora for fauna in the … [Read more...]
Blog: Lock In
By Hannah Brenchner There are just going to be those days (you know the kind) where nothing goes right, nothing gets done, no progress is made, and you just sort of feel like you're existing. I wouldn't be surprised to find out you're having … [Read more...]
Blog: The Table is Set
By Tore Vole I have a confession: I recently “muted” one of my best friends on Instagram. This means I still followed her, but her posts and stories did not show up for me. Because I was jealous. Ridiculously jealous. She was living a version … [Read more...]
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