Tanya Murphy

Summer: A Season of Social Rest, Joy & Shared Life Friends eating ice cream Summer reminds us of something God declared from the very beginning: it is not good for us to be alone. We were created for connection—not constant availability, but meaningful relationship. In this season, rest often comes not from retreating inward, but from leaning gently into relationships that nourish us. The kind where laughter flows easily. Where you don’t have to explain yourself. Where your nervous system...

Week 12 - Spring: Carry Peace Into the Next Season Woman and man on a road trip Spring is a bridge. It awakens us, strengthens us, and prepares us for what’s ahead. Before the pace shifts again, God invites you to enter the next season with intention, not on empty. “The plans of the diligent lead to profit…” (Proverbs 21:5) This is a holy moment to ask: What has God been growing? What has been life-giving? And what, if carried forward, will drain you? This week’s sacred rest practice: Reflect...

Week 11 - Spring: God Grows Great Things in Small Moments Woman cooking Spring is not only the bloom, it’s the daily tending. The watering. The waiting. The steady faithfulness. Most of God’s work happens in ordinary places: kitchens, commutes, quiet prayers, small decisions. “Whoever can be trusted with very little…” (Luke 16:10) You don’t need a dramatic moment to be faithful. You can live resurrection in the everyday by choosing peace, choosing kindness, choosing rest right in the middle...