Consider the Wildflowers
Cherise HenryOn faith, motherhood, ministry, wellness, and other things—knowing that in the mess of everyday life, He truly adores us. (Luke 12:27)
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The Hidden Life
Having a go at erasure poetry, which I love reading from writers like Kate Baer and my IRL friend Ashlee Gadd. This poem was inspired the other morning by words Caroline Williams shared on an Instagram post about the hidden life—these three...
Boys of Summer
I’m not sure what has gotten into me lately, but creativity is just exploding in my heart and mind. New ideas and seeds are being planted left and right, and I have a renewed creative spirit I can’t deny. Maybe it’s the freedom of summer br...
On Showing Up Broken and Unhealed
My husband and I are starting a new-to-us marriage class, The Art of Marriage, at a local church, and honestly? I was tempted to bail days before we started. “We’re just not ready,” I thought one morning as I drove to grab an extra cup of c...
This is Thirty-Eight
My birthday has come and gone this September, and God has given me the word “grateful” or “gratitude” for this new year. I remember when Jess Connolly, one of my favorite writers and Bible teachers, turned thirty-eight a few years ago. She ...
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on mission for the ministry all around me | mama x four | wife | faith, motherhood, ministry + wellness | folsom, ca
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