We all grow weary. The long, steady work of living faithfully needs slow and steady encouragement, not mindless scrolling hoping to find it.
As a wife and mother, I know real life demands your attention. The Fresh Tank is encouragement for the real world of folding laundry, spilled milk, working with little people, and being present where you are, whether you feel ready or not.
So each week, I’ll write about what’s been encouraging me lately, with a focus on practical Christian living. The Fresh Tank is your weekly tank-up, slower than social media and faster than a book.
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If you can see something you have done that the Lord is prospering, and you want to get credit for it, you are doing it wrong.
There is a certain feeling—a tightness in the chest—that often accompanies one of those big leveling-up moments. You think you can’t do it. You think you shouldn’t have to.
I wrote last week about how the Devil’s potluck is a nasty downhill affair, standing out among events by how easy it is to attend.
The thing about being discouraged is that once you are down it becomes easier and easier to think of things to be discouraged about.
⭐Introducing a whole new (super fun and cheerful) project—Fresh Tank!⭐Our first effort at encouragement that is slower than social media and faster than a book.
