I just posted something I’ve been carrying in my heart for a while: “Letter to a Tired Friend,” and if you’ve been feeling worn down—emotionally, spiritually, or even physically—I hope you’ll take a moment to read it.
It’s just a gentle letter from someone who gets it.
You don’t have to do all the things.
You don’t have to keep saying yes out of guilt or fear.
And you certainly don’t have to hold it all together in Jesus’ name while falling apart inside.
This letter is an invitation back to rest. Not just physical rest, but that soul-deep, Scripture-rooted, heart-realigning rest that comes when we Shema, when we hear and respond to the God who’s already speaking.
If it encourages you, would you do something simple and kind?
Forward it to someone who might need it too.
That friend who’s always checking in on others. That woman who’s tired but still smiling. The one who rarely pauses to be still, even though she’s telling others to rest.
Let’s help each other return to the One who gives rest to the weary.
How to Fit Bible Study into Your Already Busy Schedule
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Avgolemono – Lemon Chicken Soup
Avgolemono is a lemon chicken soup you’ll love as a new family favorite. It takes less than 30 minutes to cook up! Here’s my super simple recipe. Leave a comment and a review below. I’d love to hear how you liked this yummy soup! Share and tag me @JenniferGRichmond #JGRBlog and let’s see your photos too. Happy Cooking!
Let’s Get Ready to Rumble?
I keep hearing that voice—“Let’s get ready to rumble!”—except in my head it’s saying, “Let’s get ready to DWELL.” Joy, fire, Scripture, and a season that won’t stay quiet.
Go ahead, share your moment.
Why do we keep sharing photos of coffee mugs and open Bibles? Because they mark a pause, right? It’s a glimpse into our small, sacred moments where we remember that God is good and present. This post is an invitation to savor those quiet rituals and let them quietly preach: God is here, God is kind, and He cares.




