Hi! I’m Caroline.

And my journey with Jesus, like my website, is a work in progress.

I create resources to help people find deeper, more meaningful relationships with God through pursuing, pondering, and prayer. The link below will take you to the new home of all the lovely resources I’ve created to help you keep walking one day deeper with Jesus.

Check Out My New Online Study!

40 Days Deeper: Perspective is a new online Bible study designed to help you dig into the word day after day and find the kind of perspective that will help you stay rooted in Christ through anything life sends your way!

With email reminders and a format that helps you keep track of your progress, you’ll dig into familiar Scriptures and find depth you never expected. 

Hope is tough in hard places.

In 2019, a brain aneurism put our eight-year old in the hospital and turned our lives upside down. It was incredibly difficult, but God met us on the journey.

Blake spent the next 48 days in the hospital, and I’m grateful to say he is a walking miracle and an answer to so many prayers, but that leaves so much of the story untold. If you are facing impossible circumstances, I’d love to encourage you to keep holding onto hope.

Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” {Matt. 19:14, NIV}

If you’ve ever felt uneasy communicating about faith with your kids, you’re not alone. I’ve created a simple resource to help get you started!

Let's Talk This Out...

 

How to Fight the Mental Swirl Parties

Sometimes, when I try to look too far into the future and I can't see what's coming next, I can get anxious. (The example of having a kid with an MRI scheduled for next month comes to mind...)   I get into these anxious circles of trying to decide what I'll decide to...

Part Homeschool Mom, Part Screech Owl

It was a rough morning at the Collie house.  I was frustrated. I felt like I was raising my voice too often, and I felt like I was goading everyone to do every. single. thing. they needed to do. When I asked a-kid-who-shall-remain-nameless to do a tiny twenty second...

Enough…enough…ENOUGH!

This morning the kids and I were singing a few worship songs together to start our school day. Don't picture it in your mind as an angelic scene: often it's more like me singing, hoping the kids will join me. Sometimes they do but sometimes they're also reading Dog...