Merry Christmas friend, Whether this letter finds you on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day or on a day that follows, we have a poem-prayer waiting for you. It was written in stillness—out of wonder, longing and the ache for awe. It isn't meant to be hurried through. It's an invitation to pause, to breathe and to remember what it feels like to be a child again in God's Presence. We hope it feels like a small sanctuary—a place to rest for a moment. Peace be with you... gregri

hello friend, a prayer/poem waits for you—wherever in the world your morning is unfolding— bringing you a moment to breathe and to listen. some mornings become liminal space—yesterday still lingers in our soul, and it doesn't quite feel like we can step into today yet. we need God to quiet what doesn't matter so we can notice what He's saying. may your heart find the quiet wonder waiting just beneath the dawn as we rise to tell a new story with our life. peace upon pea

hello friend! we hope you're doing ok. we have a spoken word video for you today. our prayer is that Jesus will use this to bring calm and comfort and a gentle reminder that You are in His hands. He is watching over you in the midst of all that's going on in your life and in the world. click below to go to our post. we look forward to seeing you there! with much love, gregrinne

hello friend! we're so glad to be back here again with you! years ago greg wrote a song about the healing effect of everyday random acts of kindness on the human heart. those small gestures—often unnoticed by the world—can become lifelines of hope and reminders of God's nearness. even the smallest kindness can ripple out in ways we may never see. come on over to the post where we have a story for you. hope to see you there! with love, gregrinne

Easter reminds us: death didn't win. love and mercy did. i wrote "my life is Yours" out of a sense of deep gratitude. it began as a quiet prayer—words whispered through tears and healing, through questions and surrender. this song is my way of saying thank You. we hope it speaks to your soul.

through music and story—what if we viewed Good Friday from a perspective we don't often consider?