At the start of the year, I imagined fruitfulness would look like fast growth and forward motion. But God had something quieter and deeper in mind. In this final post of the year, I reflect on the ways He’s shaped my heart, refined my trust, and grown fruit I couldn’t always see. If your year didn’t go the way you planned either, I hope you’ll find encouragement here.

A Scripture-based reflection on fruitfulness that lasts. Explore how to build your life on Christ, bear fruit that endures, and trust God’s longer timeline.

An honest Christian reflection on the fruit of repentance. Explore how softening, conviction, and returning to God are signs of deep spiritual growth.

What does it mean to be fruitful in community? This Scripture-based reflection explores how love, presence, and mutual growth reveal a deeper kind of fruitfulness.

A Scripture-based prayer and Bible verse collection to bless someone with encouragement, spiritual growth, and fruitful living.

Christian life is full of beautiful practices that draw us nearer to God—and one of the most tender, yet easily overlooked, is the practice of silence and solitude.

Silence and solitude aren’t just about retreating from the world. They’re about creating space to be present with God. They are about connection and relationship.

Fruitful as a focus for the year - what does it mean and what does the opposite say?

Where we can find fruitfulness in the everyday….

Bravery reinforces bravery. Perhaps that is why the Bible repeats encouragement to have courage!

What living bravely looks like to me

How does BRAVE interact with the senses? What does it taste like, feel like?

I was reminded by reading some poetry about bravery this morning that not all bravery is about doing something new. Sometimes it is about finishing what is hard or doing the right thing instead of the easy one.

From testimonies to music to famous people, Brave is everywhere, even inside us.

Joshua is a biblical example of courage or bravery, as my Word of the Year.

Brave - what can we gain by a year of bravery? word of the year introduction