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Why Punch the Monkey has Captured Our Hearts
What are you clinging to? Earthly comfort can quiet the ache for a moment... until it doesn’t. Many of us are holding onto things that were never meant to satisfy us—they were only meant to remind us where to turn. Are you settling for a substitute? Reflect on why your deepest longings are actually pointing you toward something much greater.
Amy Loflin
Apr 20


Your All-Access Pass
"Authorized Personnel Only." 🛑
The most supernatural moment in history wasn't just an ending; it was an opening. The veil is torn. The door is unlocked. The "Authorized Personnel" is you. Read the full story of your All-Access Pass...
Amy Loflin
Apr 13


Search & Rescue Mission
He was never alone. An airman goes down. In the uncertainty and difficulty he’s trained to trust someone is coming to rescue. When life feels uncertain or overwhelming where do you look for rescue? Read the full story...
Amy Loflin
Apr 6


This changed the way I see the cross.
Two cups. One Savior. One offered in love. One received in suffering.
We want the first one. But we only receive it…because He drank the second.
This just might change the way you see the Cross.
Amy Loflin
Mar 30


An Invitation to Enter Easter
We are excited to share with you our newest Story Series: A Journey into the Heart of Easter... a guided experience to help you slow down, enter the story, and encounter Jesus in a deeper, more personal way that transforms your faith.
Amy Loflin
Mar 23


Fan the flame
God has placed a flicker inside you. Could something that started as a private dream, calling, burden, or idea now be growing into a gift meant to bless others? Perhaps it’s time to fan that flame and see where God takes it! The world needs your spark.
Amy Loflin
Mar 16


This felt like a bad idea.
During a recent trip to Hawaii, we took what I called an “Uber plane” from Maui to the Big Island. The plane was small, and the poor weather made it feel even smaller. Cold rain lashed down. Wind whipped around us. The pilot looked younger than I’d hoped. As we waited for the stubborn passenger door to be pried open, I thought, "This feels like a bad idea". I couldn’t control the weather, the wind speed, the storm system, or the turbulence waiting ahead. I couldn’t control th
Amy Loflin
Mar 9


A Rash, a Restaurant, and a Revelation
Count it ALL joy? Even when the “all” feels like a literal thorn in your side? A single flower held a declaration of courage that quickly made my own “sting” lose its power. The secret to finding steady joy when your circumstances go sideways.
Amy Loflin
Mar 3


A story that wouldn’t let go
A Story Worth Living is officially available for purchase! This work didn’t begin as a book. It started as a simple idea—a short downloadable resource pulled from one sacred moment in Scripture: the encounter between Jesus and the bleeding woman in Luke 8. But the longer I lingered in her story, the more God revealed. What I expected to be a few lessons slowly became something much deeper. One of my favorite takeaways from her story is Jesus’ refusal to let her slip away quie
Amy Loflin
Feb 24


Calm in the Storm
We’ve all seen the empty shelves before a big snowfall. But the most vital piece of "storm prep" can’t be found in an aisle—it’s built in the quiet moments before the storm hits. In this article, we’re talking about the calm in the storm and how preparation is not about control, but about trust.
Amy Loflin
Feb 17


Becoming Viola Davis
One minute I’m reading Viola Davis’ memoir, the next my husband is laughing and snapping this picture because her face has literally replaced mine. But once the giggles stopped, I realized something wild: that’s exactly how the best stories work. They don't just sit on the page; they pull you in until you can’t tell where her courage ends and yours begins. Read more about the holy realization of "becoming" the story—and how that can bring you into a personal experience with J
Amy Loflin
Feb 10


When Life Feels Like Extra
Psalms 90:12 reminds us to number our days and recognize that life is fragile yet meaningful. This isn’t meant to make us fear time, but to notice it, be grateful, and live intentionally. Numbering our days isn’t about counting how many we have left. It’s about paying attention to the ones we’re living right now, resisting autopilot, and choosing presence over hurry. I turned 52 last week, and this birthday felt more significant to me than turning the big 5-0. My mom was 52 w
Amy Loflin
Jan 27
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