well....here we are. wrapping up 2020. it was quite a year, wasn't it? for the past couple of weeks i've been taking some time to reflect on my word for 2020 and how it shaped the year. the ways it changed me. the ways i failed it. they ways i found a reset. there is no point in rehashing the events of 2020. i mean, it was a year no one will quickly forget, but i had no idea all the ways 2020 would force some resets in my life. i had wanted to reset my spiritual life. that proved interesting when we found ourselves at home on Sunday mornings instead of in church. it proved interesting as church community was displaced. but God... He so clearly showed me that spiritual health happens outside of church walls on Sunday mornings. i experienced growth as i was challenged to seek out how God would want me to respond to Covid, personal rights, the election, racism, hatred, and division. i grew in different ways and found myself resetting my faith and aligning closer to J