Essays

Stop Fighting the Season You’re In
What season are you in? No, I'm not asking about your wardrobe, but what stage of life are you in?...

June Belongs to a Humble Heart
"Behold the Heart which has so loved men that it has spared nothing, even to exhausting and...

Skin-Care, Wellness, and Self-Perception Discussion with Lindsey Marcella
In case you missed our event with holistic herbalist and esthetician, Lindsey Marcella, you can listen to it here!
Reverence for Your Body
In case you missed our virtual evening with Laura Jean, you can listen to it here!
What do we mean by reverence? Why is reverence missing from our society? And what does it mean to reverence our bodies?
Elevating Your Summer Wardrobe: Top Picks for a Stylish Summer
Summertime is here, and with that, comes summer fashion. Sometimes, summer style is overlooked in lieu of hyper-casual-wear (t-shirts and cut offs). But this year is the perfect time to reevaluate your summer ensemble, and incorporate some classic and timeless pieces that you are worthy of wearing.
The Forgotten Weight of Words
We’ve all received our soap boxes through online platforms to use however we please. Once upon a time, you had to be the crème-de-la-crème to get notoriety, but now, if you can lip-sync a scene from your favorite movie, you may go viral. Seconds after hearing some news story, people rush to their platforms to explain what is going on or how to respond appropriately. These actions don’t require natural talent or thought, just access to the internet.
Self-Perception in Beauty
As an esthetician, I see this everyday. People want to look younger and get rid of wrinkles and they don’t want to look old. These are very common things I hear when asking clients about their skin health goals.
Remembering Sarah
The results of pushing God out are always tumultuous.
The Gift of Motherhood: Rejecting The Mindset of Entitlement
Popular questions regarding children include, “how many children do you want?” Or “Do you plan on waiting to have kids?” Or “Do you want kids?
This manner of thinking subconsciously programs us into the faulty belief that we are entitled to children. We are entitled to the parenthood journey we desire. We get to pick and choose what we want and when we want, as if we were grocery shopping.