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Something in the Froth is an entertaining and thought-provoking journey that blends whimsy, creativity, and spiritual insight. Through a series of latte-froth photographs -- paired with Granger's imaginative doodles -- readers of all ages and experiences are invited to "see something where there was nothing," both in foam and in life, with curiosity, hope, and creative faith.
This engaging photo collection celebrates creativity in unexpected places, encouraging a playful shift in perspective as we slow down, look closer, and start discovering beauty in the mess.
There's something in the froth for you!
This companion to the entertaining Something in the Froth gives young and old the opportunity to use color to bring life to the creative images found in froth! You get to choose the color of the clown's hair and hermit crab's shell, because you have creativity within you! Help me bring these images to life!
There's something in the froth for you!
...something impossible...
...something foolish...
...to pursue a home we could not afford,
without the promise we'd receive it in the end.
What resulted was an amazing example of God's creative provision and our invitation to join Him in that work.
BUILT: A 5‑Day Devotional is a simple, real, and down‑to‑earth journey into what it means to be part of something bigger than yourself. Through short readings, honest reflections, and practical questions, you’ll explore how God is shaping you—yes, you—into a “living stone” with purpose, strength, and a place in His story.
Whether you’re new to faith, returning to it, or just curious, this devotional gives you space to slow down, think deeply, and hear God in ways that might surprise you. In just five days, you’ll discover how God builds us together, how Jesus keeps us aligned, and how the Spirit can help you stand strong on the right foundation.
I could get sales if I called this "31 days to unshakeable Hope", but that may not be the end result; it wasn't for me. When God confronted me on my rejection of hope and invited me to spend a month exploring it, I somehow knew utter hopefulness wasn't the goal; it was about the pursuit. God wanted me to reject Hope no longer, even if my journey to choosing hope remained ongoing.
Perhaps this devotional will lead you to deep hope; while I can't promise that, I do believe that committing a month to exploring hope won't be fruitless. For me, it was about owning the ways I reject it; for you, it could be about rejoicing louder. I believe hope is being offered to you today, and I want to help you explore your response to that invitation using scripture and introspection.
This 31 day devotional is designed to be authentic and accessible. Each day you will encounter my honest processing rather than a teaching on hope; you'll witness my questions, my vulnerability, and my realizations as they happen. It is written so that anyone can participate, whether a theologian or skeptic, busy or flexible, optimistic or struggling.
This may not change your life, but I believe it will impact your understanding of and engagement with hope. My hope is that by committing 31 days to exploring this oft-misunderstood word, you -- like me -- might come to reject hope no longer.
No matter your struggles, allow our creative process to inspire your own journey toward healing.
In “The Goat Princess and the Goat Whisperer”, their love exists because they wanted to serve and honor each other, and because her father, the King, empowered them to love each other as He loved them. This story has served as a continual reminder to us that our love exists not for ourselves, but for the other, and not through ourselves, but through God, our King.
FIND IT HERE.
This 7-part devotional was designed to affirm how God is growing you, and provoke and encourage you to make it y'all. Each part affirms your individual journey, explores how you can continue it in unity with others, and offers questions to take each element deeper so that y'all's joy can be made complete.
Whether you read this in 7 days or 7 weeks, I believe this invitation for unity is for you -- and y'all -- today.
FIND IT HERE.