Most of my childhood was spent in transition. . .Anh Lin knows something about displacement and belonging. When she was four, her family left their home in Vietnam and migrated to the United States where Anh experienced difficult, transient living situations, the inherited traumas of her parents, and—the summer before she entered eight grade—the loss of her father to stomach cancer.From the creator of The Abundant Life Devotional Journal a...

A 100-day DIY devotional for Christians looking for reflections with real-life applications, hands-on creativity, and practical ways to connect with God.A daily devotional can be such a helpful resource for anyone looking to deepen their spiritual walk or cultivate a regular Bible-reading routine. But many of them leave us thinking Now what? once we turn the final page. How are we supposed to practically apply what we've learned?Having experienced ...

From popular mental health advocate and lifestyle creative Anh Lin, this thirty-week guided journal offers intentional practices and activities for you to pause and celebrate the abundant life you already haveIt's no secret that we are overworked, overstimulated, and stressed out. We long to fill our days with pursuits that bring us joy or peace, but too often, we barely scratch the surface on the tasks we have to do and miss out on doing the fun and life-giving th...

A 100-day DIY devotional for Christians looking for reflections with real-life applications, hands-on creativity, and practical ways to connect with God.A daily devotional can be such a helpful resource for anyone looking to deepen their spiritual walk or cultivate a regular Bible-reading routine. But many of them leave us thinking Now what? once we turn the final page. How are we supposed to practically apply what we've learned?Having experienced ...

Read by the author.Most of my childhood was spent in transition. . .Anh Lin knows something about displacement and belonging. When she was four, her family left their home in Vietnam and migrated to the United States where Anh experienced difficult, transient living situations, the inherited traumas of her parents, and—the summer before she entered eight grade—the loss of her father to stomach cancer.From the creator of