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My word for 2026 is LINGER. These posts flesh out what it means to linger. In faith. In everyday life.
Early on Easter morning, Mary Magdalene goes to the garden carrying her grief with her. She does not rush. She does not move on. Rather, she lingers, weeping, staying close to the place where she last saw her Lord. Resurrection is already stirring, but Mary does not know that yet. What she knows is sorrow, … Read more
Liminal spaces are the in-between places of life. They sit between where you have been and where you are going, whether that shift is physical, emotional, or internal. The word comes from the Latin limen, meaning threshold. To be in a liminal space is to sense that change is coming while still waiting for clarity … Read more
Each year, I choose a word to help shape my focus and faith. Last year’s word was CULTIVATE, a reminder to be intentional about nurturing what matters most. This year, my heart keeps returning to the word LINGER. I don’t want to rush through the moments that deserve my attention. I want to pause in … Read more
My word for 2026 is LINGER, and I’ve been exploring many facets of the word. Different ways to slow down and savor. Nothing says “linger” quite like poetry. Although it makes up a small percentage of my reading time, it’s always time well spent. I’ve found the best poetry books to help you unwind and … Read more
As 2026 begins, I’ve been thinking about a word to guide this year. One that will shape my days, my faith, and my reflections here on the blog. After much thought, I’ve chosen LINGER. To linger is to slow down, to stay present, to notice what we often rush past. It invites us to savor … Read more