Words For The Days You Need Them Most
Honest writing on love, healing, dating and everyday encouragement — plus guest voices from people walking the same road. Start with a topic below.
What Nobody Tells You About Healing Slowly
A Small Word For The Middle Of Your Week
Letters From People Who Made It Through
Why Read Spiritual Books?
Why Read Spiritual Books? Discover why reading spiritual books matters—find peace, guidance, and deeper faith as God’s truth renews your mind and transforms your daily life. In a fast-paced, distracted world, many people search for deeper meaning, peace, and guidance. Spiritual books have become powerful tools for those seeking truth,
The Message of My Books: Awakening Love, Identity, and Spiritual Vision
Why I Write: The Heartbeat Behind My Books Discover the heart of C. Wilton Farris’s books—awakening love, identity, and spiritual vision to inspire healing, unity, and deeper faith in God. When I look back over my journey, I see more than titles, chapters, and pages—I see a calling. Writing for
Author C. Wilton Farris, III Ignites a Movement of Love, Identity, and Vision to Heal Division
Author C. Wilton Farris, III inspires a movement of love, identity, and vision—calling believers to heal division and embrace God’s unifying truth. In today’s world, where hatred, division, and identity struggles dominate, author and visionary C. Wilton Farris, III is writing Christian books with one clear mission: to awaken hearts and spark transformation. His
Renewing Your Mind: How God’s Perspective Changes Everything
God’s Perspective or Mine? “God’s perspective or mine?” That’s the simple but powerful question for today. Pause for a moment and ask it out loud: God’s perspective or mine? What Does Perspective Really Mean? Perspective is how we interpret and understand life. It’s the lens we use to view ourselves, our circumstances,
Practical Ways to Walk by Faith in Daily Life
Faith in the Everyday: Trusting God in Ordinary Moments Discover simple, practical ways to walk by faith each day. Learn how to trust God, live with courage, and anchor your life in His promises. Matthew 25:21 – “Well done, thou good and faithful servant: thou hast been faithful over a few things,
Grief and Faith: How to See Beyond Death With God’s Perspective
Grief and Seeing Beyond the Grave: Finding Hope in God’s Eternal Promises Find comfort in grief through God’s promises. Discover how faith offers eternal hope, peace, and perspective beyond death. Grief is one of the deepest pains known to humanity. It cuts into our hearts, shakes our peace, and leaves
Finding Faith and Peace in Life’s Storms
Hope in the Storm: Trusting God in Difficult Times Discover how faith in God brings peace during life’s toughest storms. Learn to trust, pray, and find hope through Christian encouragement. Romans 15:13 – “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that
Getting This Kind Of Text From Your Ex Is A Big Red Flag
September 18, 2021 — 13:29 PM Picture this. You’re doing your best to move on after a bad breakup, and one day, you get a notification on your phone. There’s a sinking pit in your stomach when you see it’s your ex. It could be deceptively innocuous like asking you
This Smoky Vegan Soup Offers Plenty Of Protein (And It’s Freezer-Friendly)
Our editors have independently chosen the products listed on this page. If you purchase something mentioned in this article, we may earn a small commission. September 18, 2021 — 12:03 PM For a vegetarian recipe made almost entirely from pantry staples (and I mean true staples, not staples from some
11 Vegan Nail Polishes That Offer Long-Wear & Rich, Glossy Color
Our editors have independently chosen the products listed on this page. If you purchase something mentioned in this article, we may earn a small commission. September 18, 2021 — 11:31 AM It’s no secret clean nail polishes are commanding the market, with gorgeous shades, long-wear formulas, and salon-quality finishes. Now,
Heightened Stress Might Cause This Disorienting Symptom—What Experts Say To Do
Our editors have independently chosen the products listed on this page. If you purchase something mentioned in this article, we may earn a small commission. September 18, 2021 — 10:11 AM You know the feeling: you’re sitting completely still, yet somehow your mind manages to trick you into feeling as
I’m A Plastic Surgeon: This Is How I Treat All My Patients With Thinning Hair
Our editors have independently chosen the products listed on this page. If you purchase something mentioned in this article, we may earn a small commission. September 18, 2021 — 9:02 AM Anthony Youn, M.D., may be a board-certified plastic surgeon, but he prefers long-term recommendations for skin longevity (hence, the holistic
Jess Hoeper: “You will never feel bad about choosing love!”
You will never feel bad about choosing love! As a part of my series about “Big Ideas That Might Change The World In The Next Few Years” I had the pleasure of interviewing Jess Hoeper. Jess is an author, social worker and reflective coach. Jess owns her own business Ray
Kevin Turpin II of National Journal Group: “Better Sales and Marketing”
Sales and marketing are driven by hard work, relationship building, and effective product framing. Organizations that invest in diversity in their sales and marketing functions will produce inclusive product framing that creates a larger market size for a product or service. As a part of our series about “How Diversity Can
Glenn Conte of Chimney NY: “Be emotional and authentic, embrace technology, promote company-wide diversity, and tell great stories that connect people on a basic, human level”
Be emotional and authentic, embrace technology, promote company-wide diversity, and tell great stories that connect people on a basic, human level. By doing these things, you will create a reliable and distinguished brand that attracts many potential clients. As part of our series about how to create a trusted, believable,
LeeAnn Renninger of LifeLabs Learning: “Set it up well”
Set it up well — Make feedback part of your expectations for any project. Before you begin any collaboration say when should we give each other feedback? Or, as a manager, make it known that 1–1s are the time for giving feedback. Role model it by asking for feedback yourself so that
Bonnie Kuhl of Archer and Olive: “Stop and breathe”
Stop and breathe. When I’m feeling overwhelmed (which is just about every other day, to be honest) I need to create space for myself. I block my mornings every weekday in case I need time to recover from a stressful event or to prepare a plan for one that’s going
Michael Kieran of Tray.io: “Diversity can drive long-term continuity across your team”
Diversity can drive long-term continuity across your team. As time continues to march forward and today’s workforce continues to age, we are seeing new faces among Generation Z beginning to join the workforce. Within the next two years, 50% of the workforce is expected to consist of millennials. As you
Garret Flower of ParkOffice: “Material things have no value until they do”
Material things have no value until they do. People spend too much time wasting money on material things, the next phone, watch, shoes and I have always found this need to buy things only leads to the same unfulfilling feeling, which can only be replaced by the urge to get
Dr. Ahron Friedberg Of Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai: “Determination and flexibility”
Determination and flexibility: obviously determination is an important factor in resilience. It’s important to keep trying to do better. But people forget how being flexible and adaptable can make you stronger and enable you to make contributions. One doctor I was working with decided that he was feeling burned out