Just this morning, I had a gargantuan load of groceries (enough to feed an army), a bunch of random online purchases I absolutely, undeniably DO need (Yes, Brandon, these 24 books ARE a necessity for the 900 hours I'll spend on tour buses and planes this summer. My sanity, and therefore yours, depends on it.) and a big, glorious box of all my favorite Grove products delivered straight to my front door. (See my fave products — and even get some freebies here: grove.co/jenhatmaker) None of this "g

This is to the parent who just found out their kiddo is LGBTQIA . First of all, lucky you. Second of all, take a deep breath. You have one objective right now: To provide love, safety, and belonging to your beloved child. These are the things they are most worried about. Then, do not center yourself. This isn’t about you, it’s about them. And thank goodness you aren’t going to go one more day not knowing this precious, important piece of their story. If you’re walking this road with your beloved

Jen Hatmaker has been leading women for decades by presenting herself as a reliable guide for life. The truth is that she constantly changes, and her changes never seem to work out. Instead, women should put their hope and trust in the unchanging truths of God's Word. (Link to full video in comments) | Alisa Childers

If this community is anything it’s generous. I can’t quit thinking about how many moms are out there and they need a little help. They’re on their own or they’re pushing a boulder uphill or their set of circumstances is just super-super challenging. It matters more than ever that we’re helping each other right now. We need to stand in the gap. So, here’s what I want to do. I want you to nominate an awesome, amazing, deserving mom who just needs a little help. This is for the moms who need a boos

In our lives, we are often confronted with moments of profound change - whether it's the result of circumstances beyond our control, or a deliberate choice to step into something new. During these pivotal transitions, it can be tempting to focus on pleasing others or trying to meet the expectations of our family, friends, and community. However, truly transformative growth requires the courage to choose ourselves and to trust our inner wisdom. Najwa Zebian is who we have today. She's a poet, an

Your body was never the problem. By midlife, so many women are exhausted—not just by life, but by decades of being told to manage, fix, discipline, and override our bodies. Wellness culture promised control. What it often delivered was shame, disconnection, and the quiet belief that rest, ease, and joy had to be earned. Today’s conversation invites us to wake up to something different. Chrissy King Fitness—writer, educator, and body liberation advocate—joins me to name the harm baked into diet a

Being unproductive is the most productive thing we can do sometimes. I think we all need to hear this — right now, especially. I just adore Suleika Jaouad and am so honored to have her on the For The Love podcast this week. She speaks so generously about what it means to live in the middle — between diagnosis and remission, despair and joy, isolation and connection — and how storytelling helps us metabolize what we’ve lived through. Whether you’re walking through your own valley, or simply tryin