Abigail Murrish

As I’ve sought to live in thankfulness the past four years, I’ve noticed a deep joy and peace take root in my heart.

While articles on self-care offer some wisdom and insight, I often find myself walking away with temporary fixes and a bigger to-do list.

It’s easy to get swept up in the season and give little thought to the significance of the church calendar. Enter my hack — my solution to this problem.

Christian checklists about holiday preparation have become a bit cliché. So I thought I’d share my how-to list for a miserable holiday season.

If friendship is the place of change, hanging out only with people of our own age and experiences will leave us wanting in some way.

At the risk of sounding like a clichéd millennial, here are few ways that my dog has been a gift to me and has shaped me as a person as I’ve cared for him.

At a recent wedding I attended, the pastor reminded us that the Bible begins and ends with a wedding. As I considered this, three things came to mind.

As I prepare to celebrate my 27th birthday, I wrote a letter to my future self filled with hopes and prayers for the next 27 years.