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Faithfulness: Stewardship Still Matters “Well done, good and faithful servant… You have been faithful with a few things;...
10/20/2025

Faithfulness: Stewardship Still Matters “Well done, good and faithful servant… You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things.” — Matthew 25:23 This week, I was reminded of something my mother used to tell me: “Never take on more than you can handle.” It sounded so simple back then. But now, I realize that she was teaching me about stewardship — the kind that’s less about money and more about managing the weight of responsibility, the integrity of our word, and the condition of our heart....

Faithfulness: Stewardship Still Matters “Well done, good and faithful servant… You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things.” — Matthew 25:23 This week, I was r…

Week Three: The “Something” App “I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. And becaus...
10/12/2025

Week Three: The “Something” App “I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do.” — Edward Everett Hale My mother loved this quote. She would often recite it during her speeches, and each time she did, she said it with conviction — as though reminding herself as much as those who were listening....

Week Three: The “Something” App “I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do…

Week Two: The “No” APP – Learning the Wisdom of Boundaries Last week, my husband and I sailed away to celebrate what we ...
10/05/2025

Week Two: The “No” APP – Learning the Wisdom of Boundaries Last week, my husband and I sailed away to celebrate what we like to call our “60/30” — his 60th birthday and our upcoming 30th wedding anniversary. The trip was a much-needed pause, a time to breathe, reflect, and reset before stepping back into the rhythm of life. Somewhere between the waves and the quiet mornings at sea, I found myself thinking about one word that keeps echoing back to me: …...

Week Two: The “No” APP – Learning the Wisdom of Boundaries Last week, my husband and I sailed away to celebrate what we like to call our “60/30” — his 60th birthday and our upcoming 30th wedding an…

Week One: The App of Mentorship When you download an app, you expect it to serve a purpose—something that makes life eas...
09/21/2025

Week One: The App of Mentorship When you download an app, you expect it to serve a purpose—something that makes life easier, more organized, or more connected. I’ve been thinking about how this metaphor applies to life. Are there “apps” for our spiritual and emotional growth? I believe there are. This week’s app is Mentorship. Lately, I’ve realized how deeply I miss the kind of relationships that pour into me without expectation....

Week One: The App of Mentorship When you download an app, you expect it to serve a purpose—something that makes life easier, more organized, or more connected. I’ve been thinking about how this met…

Yesterday marked another shift in my heart as I considered what it means to live with a “new normal” after the loss of l...
09/08/2025

Yesterday marked another shift in my heart as I considered what it means to live with a “new normal” after the loss of loved ones. My mother left us at 72, and my aunt at 71. None of us knows the day or the hour—that is Scripture—but the reality of their passing weighs on me. My brother and I spoke just yesterday about longevity and how it presses us to reflect on the way we live our own lives....

Yesterday marked another shift in my heart as I considered what it means to live with a “new normal” after the loss of loved ones. My mother left us at 72, and my aunt at 71. None of us knows the d…

Yesterday, we laid my Aunt Eloise to rest. The funeral home did a beautiful job preparing her body, and I am grateful fo...
08/31/2025

Yesterday, we laid my Aunt Eloise to rest. The funeral home did a beautiful job preparing her body, and I am grateful for the care they gave. Yet as I looked at her in the casket, I was reminded of how carnal our bodies truly are. When the spirit departs, what remains is only the shell. The essence—the sweet spirit that made her who she was…...

Yesterday, we laid my Aunt Eloise to rest. The funeral home did a beautiful job preparing her body, and I am grateful for the care they gave. Yet as I looked at her in the casket, I was reminded of…

On Tuesday, August 19th, just before dawn, our beloved Aunt Eloise quietly transitioned from this life to her eternal ho...
08/24/2025

On Tuesday, August 19th, just before dawn, our beloved Aunt Eloise quietly transitioned from this life to her eternal home. Though the moment was heavy, it was wrapped in peace, the kind of peace that comes when a life has been well-lived, and when the atmosphere has been set by God’s Word. This is the lineage of the Madisons. From my grandfather, James Arthur Madison Sr., who taught his children to read by reading scripture aloud—especially the Proverbs—to each of his children who grew up knowing that when life pressed hard, the Word of God was always the first refuge....

On Tuesday, August 19th, just before dawn, our beloved Aunt Eloise quietly transitioned from this life to her eternal home. Though the moment was heavy, it was wrapped in peace, the kind of peace t…

Life has a way of moving us through seasons. Some are filled with joy and milestones, others with grief and letting go, ...
08/17/2025

Life has a way of moving us through seasons. Some are filled with joy and milestones, others with grief and letting go, and many with a mixture of both. I remember back in December 2014, as we prepared to enter 2015, my mother shared a message with us about transitions. That year proved to be exactly that—a year of milestones and memories, but also one of preparation....

Life has a way of moving us through seasons. Some are filled with joy and milestones, others with grief and letting go, and many with a mixture of both. I remember back in December 2014, as we prep…

People often assume that wisdom automatically comes with age. We see someone with years behind them and think, They must...
08/10/2025

People often assume that wisdom automatically comes with age. We see someone with years behind them and think, They must be wise. However, the truth is, age and wisdom are not the same thing. Wisdom is not simply knowing the right thing—it’s knowing the right way to share it. It’s timing, tone, discernment, and the ability to meet someone where they are....

People often assume that wisdom automatically comes with age. We see someone with years behind them and think, They must be wise. However, the truth is, age and wisdom are not the same thing. Wisdo…

Yesterday, I witnessed something sacred. It was not just a church service, not just a sermon—but a moment that affirmed ...
08/04/2025

Yesterday, I witnessed something sacred. It was not just a church service, not just a sermon—but a moment that affirmed calling, legacy, and divine timing. My brother, Pastor Rick, is now faithfully leading a United Methodist congregation in Waxhaw, North Carolina—and I couldn’t be prouder. His preaching is everything a message should be: thoughtful, practical, biblically grounded, intellectually rich, and deeply nourishing....

Yesterday, I witnessed something sacred. It was not just a church service, not just a sermon—but a moment that affirmed calling, legacy, and divine timing. My brother, Pastor Rick, is now faithfull…

Today has felt heavy, not because of one specific thing, but because everything seems to be converging at once. I’ve bee...
07/28/2025

Today has felt heavy, not because of one specific thing, but because everything seems to be converging at once. I’ve been trying to finish the last of my purging before the school year begins. My thoughts keep circling around what this new year will look like—my students, my teaching, my business, and the nonprofit that I’m determined to grow. It’s a lot to hold at once, and while I know it can be done, I also know it cannot be done alone....

Today has felt heavy, not because of one specific thing, but because everything seems to be converging at once. I’ve been trying to finish the last of my purging before the school year begins. My t…

We’re halfway through July, and for teachers—whether we admit it or not—the next school year is already pressing on our ...
07/21/2025

We’re halfway through July, and for teachers—whether we admit it or not—the next school year is already pressing on our minds. I’ve entered that space myself. My thoughts are shifting toward what’s next - not just in lessons and standards- but in mindset. This year, I’m approaching the classroom not only as a teacher, but as a coach. My mother’s wisdom has resurfaced right on time....

We’re halfway through July, and for teachers—whether we admit it or not—the next school year is already pressing on our minds. I’ve entered that space myself. My thoughts are shifting toward what’s…

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