Guest writer Jillene Fritch-Gallatin shares a tender moment from Advent past.

For a fleeting moment, I was without food. The experience was brief, but it left a lasting impact. It reminded me of how many people live without food security every day.

Addiction and mental health recovery thrive on a foundation of wisdom, much like religion relies on the insights of the wise. Is it possible to offer wisdom while still making mistakes along the way?

As much as we say, ‘Don’t let your past define you,’ it’s easy to fall into the belief that you haven’t changed. Here’s a perspective that might surprise you.

Family can bring tears. Why we cry about our families is the important part. Let’s look for the gratitude in the concept of family.

One simple lesson on patience changed my whole recovery. In this article the most basic steps to a measured recovery are revealed.

I love baseball. Going to the ballpark is a total sensory experience. Read this to see how connect baseball to my faith and recovery.

Shame is a heavy burden. Read this devotional to learn about two things that I use to deal with feelings of shame.

Have you ever felt like setting another person in their place? Today join me as we slow things down and consider our next step.