I feel like the way Lara writes, the questions she asks that there's an intentionality to life for her and her brain. It is so beautiful. So I first talked with Lara about what she builds and how and why she built it.

Merry Christmas everybody. This is a chance for our family to come together. Everybody's together right now, and we just wanted to share with you some of our favorite memories.

One of my favorite times of year in my family growing up was Christmas because of the intentional ways my mom cultivated traditions. Join us as we talk about connecting with others over the holidays and maybe you’ll get a fun idea or two! Here is my Mom’s toffee recipe we talk about in the episode.

Today I get to talk with my sweet friend Chloe. She’s interviewing ME about one of the first things we ever built together years ago - The Dream Guide.

I don't know if anybody has shaped my view and honestly our generation's view of gratitude more than Ann Voskamp has with her words and with her life.

I remember when we started this series, I wondered if people would actually click on episodes or posts called “Sad” or “Overwhelmed”.

You are going to love this guest if you've never heard of him. He wrote an incredible book called Emotionally Healthy Spirituality. You need to go get it right now because it has shaped my life.

I'm going to introduce you to two of my very best, lifelong friends, my sisters, Katie and Brooke. We still are just the dearest of friends. We have been through a lot, as all families have, but today we're going to be talking about a moment, really a season, of life that changed our lives forever.

Sadness guys. It is real. It is everywhere. It is in the air we breathe because this world is broken. You see it in the news. You see it in your lives. You see it in your home. But what do we do with it? What do we do with suffering? What do we do with brokenness?

I recently sat down with my friend John Mark Comer to talk about rest in a world that loves to hurry. John Mark is a pastor in Portland, Oregon at Bridgetown church. He's also the author of a new book coming out called, The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry. We talked about all the things that play into our culture of hurry and how we can find rest in the midst of it.

Okay, wherever you are right now, I want you to raise your hand if you feel stressed or overwhelmed. I know it's probably awkward if you're sitting in your office or on the couch by your family, but I want you to do it.

You all have shown so much excitement about the new book that we wanted to put something real and physical in your hands while you wait for the book to come out in January.