Mine has grown over time too. I used to think peace had to come from fixing things, but now it’s more about slowing down and being still for a moment, even in the middle of a busy day. I like what you said about journaling with God-that feels really grounding. Do you usually follow a structure when you journal, or just write as things come?

@Paula Howresko That’s beautiful. There’s something powerful about starting the day that way-quiet, honest, and intentional. Journaling to God can be such a personal way to process life and hear Him more clearly, especially when paired with His word. I imagine that kind of consistency is part of what shaped the gentle atmosphere you’ve created here. Has that morning practice always been part of your life, or was it something you grew into over time?

@Paula Howresko Mine has grown over time too. I used to think peace had to come from fixing things, but now it’s more about slowing down and being still for a moment, even in the middle of a busy day. I like what you said about journaling with God-that feels really grounding. Do you usually follow a structure when you journal, or just write as things come?