Mallory Ervin is a natural born achiever. In her new book, Living Fully: Dare to Step Into Your Most Vibrant Life, she shares a life-changing season of addiction and recovery she faced eight years ago, but reminds us, “I wrote this book to the person I am now [not just those with substance addictions]; the person who longs to live a bigger, fuller life.” What does it look like to truly live fully? Mallory offers her own personal stories, practices, and perspectives that can help you, too, step into your most vibrant life.
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It’s easy to wake up on any given day and find yourself just “going through motions.” With work and families and the unending to-do’s and obligations of adult living, we can get in the habit of mindlessly drifting from one day to the next without ever stopping to think: Is this how I want to be living? Am I really living or just existing? What does it mean to be fully and fulfillingly alive?
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Our friend Lisa Whittle’s new (and 8th!) book could not come at a better time. Released last fall, The Hard Good: Showing Up For God to Work in You When You Want to Shut Down addresses, with profound wisdom and without platitude, the struggles of living in a painful world where hard things just keep on happening. Through Lisa’s courageous yet tender storytelling, we are reminded that some of the greatest goods in this life come on the heels of some awfully hard things and that God can bring good from any hard if we let him.
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January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and we are so grateful to have the CEO of Nashville social enterprise company, Strings for Hope, to share their mission with us as well as her own story of healing from trauma and abuse. Through Emily’s life and dedicated work, we witness the remarkable beauty that can come from brokenness.
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We all find ourselves in the same place today – between the close of a past year and the unfolding of a new one. We’re re-airing one of our favorite interviews to kick-off 2022 with author Rebekah Lyons as she guides us into new rhythms of rest and renewal.
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Laura Hutfless is a business powerhouse, serial philanthropist, and president of the board of the Onsite Foundation. Her generous heart is even larger than her list of achievements and accolades, and she is truly an inspiration to any seeking purpose in the midst of your own pain and grief. We couldn’t imagine a better way to close our 2021 and our Lemons on Friday series.
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This week’s guests have both been crucial parts of my own healing and constantly give of their hearts and time to, as they put it, “love on younger versions of themselves.” Ginger and Rachel share about their own widow journeys and their work hosting healing retreats for young widows. They also share TONS of wisdom simply about life and walking with God through our tough seasons.
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One of my greatest hopes through Lemons on Friday is to break feelings of isolation and usher in hope for all who have lost relationships, not just those who have lost to death. This week’s guests have both recently gone through divorce and courageously pour out their whole hearts for others struggling through the same experience.
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