Life is meant to be lived, not just managed.
Fun isn’t frivolous — it’s a vital ingredient for joy, creativity, and a vibrant spirit. In this category, we invite you to rediscover playfulness, adventure, and the small moments that make life sparkle.
Whether it’s travel, hobbies, or simple pleasures, you’ll find ways to weave more joy into your every day.
One Transformational Newsletter.
All In the name of F.U.N.
I’ve been accused most of my life of being so serious, when in fact I’m really just very focused and love to have fun. Just today I was talking with a friend about how the older I get the more I realize how important it is to make time for
Healing Through Creativity: Art, Words, and Motion as Tools for Renewal
There are moments in healing when words get stuck. You try to explain the ache, but nothing comes out. Or maybe you speak, but what you say does not feel like the whole truth. That is when creativity becomes a doorway. When your mouth cannot speak it, your hands might
The Healing Power of Play as an Adult
At some point in life, most of us stopped playing. Childhood gave us permission to explore, laugh, and run freely, but adulthood taught us to be serious, efficient, and responsible. While responsibility matters, I have learned that when play disappears, so does an important part of healing. Play is not
Living on less, loving life more
Some of my best memories as a teenager were when my dad, after being witnessed to while in jail, gave his life to the Lord and started his life over with a cardboard box as a table with a mattress on the floor. Living on less, loving life more Share
How to Bring Fun Back Into Your Life After Hard Seasons
After walking through a hard season, fun can feel far away. Pain has a way of stealing our laughter and silencing the part of us that longs for lightness. I know the heaviness of carrying grief, stress, or trauma so deep that joy feels out of reach. But here’s the
5 Simple Joys That Boost Your Day
There was a time when I thought joy had to come from big, dramatic changes — vacations, achievements, or milestones. But the truth is that the joy that heals us most often comes in simple, everyday moments. Joy is not complicated. It is available in the smallest practices when we
All In the name of F.U.N.
I’ve been accused most of my life of being so serious, when in fact I’m really just very focused and love to have fun. Just today I was talking with a friend about how the older I get the more I realize how important it is to make time for
Healing Through Creativity: Art, Words, and Motion as Tools for Renewal
There are moments in healing when words get stuck. You try to explain the ache, but nothing comes out. Or maybe you speak, but what you say does not feel like the whole truth. That is when creativity becomes a doorway. When your mouth cannot speak it, your hands might
The Healing Power of Play as an Adult
At some point in life, most of us stopped playing. Childhood gave us permission to explore, laugh, and run freely, but adulthood taught us to be serious, efficient, and responsible. While responsibility matters, I have learned that when play disappears, so does an important part of healing. Play is not
Living on less, loving life more
Some of my best memories as a teenager were when my dad, after being witnessed to while in jail, gave his life to the Lord and started his life over with a cardboard box as a table with a mattress on the floor. Living on less, loving life more Share
How to Bring Fun Back Into Your Life After Hard Seasons
After walking through a hard season, fun can feel far away. Pain has a way of stealing our laughter and silencing the part of us that longs for lightness. I know the heaviness of carrying grief, stress, or trauma so deep that joy feels out of reach. But here’s the
5 Simple Joys That Boost Your Day
There was a time when I thought joy had to come from big, dramatic changes — vacations, achievements, or milestones. But the truth is that the joy that heals us most often comes in simple, everyday moments. Joy is not complicated. It is available in the smallest practices when we