Warm up with this cozy autumn squash soup, a seasonal favorite of mine that’s both nourishing and delicious!

Made with garden-fresh roasted butternut squash, a splash of apple cider, and a hint of fresh sage, this velvety soup brings out the natural sweetness of the fall harvest. Heavy cream adds richness, while a dash of nutmeg enhances the comforting flavor.

Perfect as a starter or a light meal, this easy-to-make soup is ideal for chilly evenings and holiday gatherings. It's the ultimate autumn comfort food. I hope you'll enjoy this soup as much as I do!
I read a statistic that alarmed me today: 40% of Christian households have no visitors. As our dependence upon technology increases, our social interactions decrease. We’re living in an epidemic of loneliness.  So many families and friends are living parallel lives. We’re doing “all the things”, but we’re simply too busy, too tired, or too lazy to do those things together. But it doesn’t have to be this way. More than that… God didn’t intend for it to be this way.  The importance of hospitality is emphasized throughout scripture. It literally translates to “love of stranger”. Paul’s writings usually come to mind, but we also hear a call to hospitality...
People often say to me “You must be so busy!”

It’s easy to understand why they might think so, but the truth is, I’m not busy. My life is full, but it’s truly not busy. Busyness is not next to Godliness; in fact, if you ask me, it’s becoming an epidemic.

Living in a constant state of chaos is becoming the norm in our culture today. I have many friends who map out their days down to the minutes.

This lifestyle of rushing about leaves little time for any kind of rest, and almost no time for maintaining a...