Don’t make fun of me.

I have gone a little list crazy.

But, I so love lists. They give me the illusion that I’m totally prepared. I’m not stressed at all that my suitcase is upstairs completely empty still. Doesn’t bother me at all. Because I have a list.
I’ve even made a list for them which I promptly hung on the kitchen wall.

But, I’m thinking based on what is hanging below it now that he is loving me for my lists.

If he had only used my colorful lantern graphic that I am clearly in love with…and made the masking tape into an o-shape instead of having it all messy there on the top…well, I can’t have all the lists done my way. I’m thankful that the list exists because he’ll need it since they already discovered our secret weapon.

#ChocomallowHealsAllWounds








My dining room has been a storage unit for several weeks now. It felt like an Amazon box arrived daily with some other goodie to add to the growing mountain of supplies. Every time the doorbell rang alerting us to another package at the door, I was celebrating…a celebration that eventually was paired with nail biting as I started to worry about how all these awesome supplies (oh, like over $700 worth!) were going to make it over there. Since I actually do want to take some clothing with me and one team member (a dude, of course) wants to only take a carry-on, I found someone willing to part with an old suitcase and decided I’d make that the supply case and check it under his name.
Can you just admire this for a minute with me?




He was two years old when we first started jamming to what our kids eventually termed “God music.” I had no smart phone then; cds were futuristic in and of themselves. I’d load up our minivan with a toddler, a newborn baby, and my coffee and what seemed like 200 bags of some sort and we’d listen to Him as we went to the grocery store or drove to the playground or made our way to some playgroup or Grandma’s house.
Philip and Jessica Morlan have 5 children, 2 of whom joined their family via adoption. They are passionate about connecting families to Jesus through God’s Word and teaching families how to disciple the children God has placed in their family. Philip is in full-time ministry with Seeds Family Worship as Ministry Director and Family Pastor. Jessica is a home school mom and also works rocks it as the Ministry Coordinator with Seeds Family Worship. And, this March, they are heading up North from their happy place in Tennessee to plant some seeds at Together Called and connect all of us to Jesus through praise and worship.