As May ended, I noticed my writing slowed. Not a full stop, just a shift. In today’s devotional, I reflect on God’s grace in seasons of gradual drift and the beauty of returning to Him.

The mountaintops get the attention. The breakthroughs make the headlines. But most of life happens in the middle. Between the highs and the answers, there's a long stretch of ordinary days where we’re simply walking, trusting, and growing. And it’s there—in the middle part—where God often does His deepest work.

The scale moved 0.2 pounds this morning. Not much, but a small win. With our youngest son’s wedding coming up, I’ve been thinking a lot about pictures, progress, and what really gets remembered. 1 Samuel 16:7 reminds us that while people see the outside, God sees the heart. And that’s where I want to grow most.

Most of life isn’t spent in grand spiritual moments. It’s lived in the quiet routines of everyday life—grocery shopping, conversations around the table, small acts of love. But what if we saw these moments as opportunities to honor God? Learn how to stay faithful when life feels ordinary.