Gardening
When It’s Time to Call the Master Gardener
A military mom realizes her spiritual garden needs an overhaul after her son is deployed.
The Positive Side of Vulnerability
The spring garden teaches us that great things start out small—and need our nurturing and protection.
Why Spring Is the Most Positive Season
We can all embrace the exuberance of the world waking up to hope.
Staying Faithful When You Can't See the Whole Picture
Sometimes what we’re doing for God may not seem like much. But it matters.
Life Lessons from a Garden
These harbingers of spring aren’t afraid to reach for the sunlight.
Planting Hope in Winter
A spring with the promise of tulips helps a military mom wait for her deployed son to return home.
How Planting Bulbs Is 'the Work of Hope'
One of the last fall garden tasks is to tuck spring bulbs into the ground, sowing hope for a sweet, colorful spring ahead.
Letting the Squirrels Have Their Fill
The critters who raided my fruit trees got on my nerves…until I remembered that we’re all just hungry mammals in search of some sweetness.
A Small Piece of Heaven: The Joys of Gardening
Listen as husband and father of two Andrew Siegel, having started small by growing a single tomato plant years ago, explains why he now finds great joy in time spent in the garden with his family.
Cultivating Silence in the Tomato Patch
Pruning these unwieldy vines reveals more than swelling fruit—it shows what can grow when given some space.
