Through the Keyhole

Refusing to hide my light under a basket A lot of businesses try to cater to everyone by keeping their messaging secular—but the Bible says that’s not possible. You’re either for God or against Him. If we don’t put God first and recognize His sovereignty, we begin to rely on our own understanding—and that leads to confusion, worry, and misplaced priorities. Our hearts grow restless when they’re not anchored in the One who made them. This isn’t just true for me—it’s true for all of us. Whether you're running a business, raising children, pursuing a calling, or simply trying to live with purpose—God must come first. Without Him as your foundation, everything else will shift and crumble with time. You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a basket. Instead, they put it on a stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see...

Because beauty, femininity, and fellowship never go out of style. When most people hear the words “tea party,” they picture little girls in dress-up clothes or a scene from a Jane Austen novel. But I believe tea parties are just as important for grown women today—maybe even more so. In a world that moves fast, leans casual, and often overlooks the beauty of femininity, a tea party is a breath of fresh air. It’s more than just sipping something warm from a porcelain cup—it’s a return to grace, creativity, and meaningful connection. Here are just a few reasons we should never stop having tea parties: 1. They’re a Gentle, Joyful Way to Gather Unlike big dinner parties or formal events, tea parties can be simple and sweet. They don’t have to be elaborate—just a table, a teapot, and a few treats. There’s a kind of peace that comes when women gather around a table set with intention. It’s slow, personal, and welcoming. A tea party can be elaborate, but it can be done just as well by invitin...