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An Interview with Tim Challies
It was an immense privilege and joy to have the opportunity to speak with blogger, author, pastor and speaker Tim Challies. I have been reading Tim’s work for many years, and have been encouraged personally in my own writing journey because of him. I am very thankful for his words and pastoral heart. In 2020, Read more
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Happy New… Day?! 5 Reflections for 2023
At the time of writing, we are six days into a brand new year. How is it going so far? Although I am late to the party, Happy New Year to you, dear reader. As this is embarrassingly late to qualify as a New Year post, I would still like to remind you that today Read more
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Writers can’t do it all. And that’s OK.
It’s only been six days since I temporarily deactivated my Facebook and Instagram account. I have had social media breaks before, and I wanted to have less noise and distraction over December. Now it’s nearly a week until Christmas and 2023 is looming. What to do with social media? What to do with my content? Read more
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Dealing with Difficult Decembers
The countdown to Christmas Day is well underway. Shopping, services and sugar are a very typical expectation for this time of year. I saw a church advertise that it’s having five different variations of Christmas Carol services with different kind of music. I honestly don’t know what to say to that. On the one hand, Read more
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An interview with Abby Ball – author of Contemplating Christmas
Super excited to welcome author Abby Ball onto the blog today as we celebrate the release of her new book ‘Contemplating Christmas‘. It’s a beautiful Advent devotional for those who may find Christmas and the build up to it a difficult time. But don’t take my word for it… come and meet the author! Can Read more
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One Thing Is Necessary
Isn’t that just one of the best lines ever? If my life was simplified to just one thing rather than the countless other things that demand my attention, what a blissful life that would be. I don’t know about you, but I crave a simple, quiet life with plenty of moments to ‘just be’. I Read more
Ruth Clemence 