Mini Moment: Join the Song of the Heavens (Psalm 19)
Linger over Psalm 19 and join the song of creation as it points us to the goodness of God and the sweetness of His Word.
Seen by God: Meeting El Roi in the Coffee Shop
Have you ever wondered if God really sees what you’re walking through? In this episode, Dawn shares an unforgettable moment from the morning of her book launch that became a personal reminder of El Roi—the God who sees us, knows our hearts, and faithfully meets us right where we are.
Meeting El Roi in the coffee shop
On the morning of her book launch, fear and second-guessing threatened to take over. Then an unexpected coffee-shop encounter reminded Dawn that God is El Roi, the God Who Sees—and that His faithfulness can be trusted with every uncertain outcome.
Surrendering My Splashy Mess
What if one of the most ordinary parts of your day held a lesson about God’s invitation to rest? Using the simple routine of emptying a dehumidifier, Dawn reflects on pouring out our hearts to God, surrendering our striving, and finding refuge in the One who can carry every burden.
Emptying the Tank: When We Bring Our Splashy Mess to God
Reflecting on the daily ritual of emptying a dehumidifier, Dawn explores what it means to pour out our hearts before God instead of carrying around stagnant emotions. When we stop striving and surrender our burdens to Him, we discover the refuge and rest He has been offering all along.
When you feel more harried & hurried than holly & jolly
When Christmas becomes more hurried than holy, it’s easy to lose sight of the greatest gift. Through Scripture and honest reflection, Dawn reminds us that lasting rest isn’t found in a perfect holiday but in the relationship Jesus came to restore.
Feeling more harried and hurried than holly and jolly?
Feeling more harried and hurried than holly and jolly? In this Christmas episode, Dawn explores how the birth of Jesus reminds us that we were created for relationship with God—not a life of endless busyness. The greatest gift of Christmas isn’t found under the tree, but in Emmanuel, God with us.
