Some of the most meaningful conversations I’ve ever had didn’t happen in an office.

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They happened around a fire.

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No agenda. No PowerPoint. No clock. No pressure to perform.

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Just people slowing down long enough to tell stories, ask better questions, wrestle with ideas, laugh, reflect, and sometimes say the things they’ve been carrying for far too long.

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There’s something about a fire.

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It has a way of stripping away distractions and making room for conversations that actually matter.

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Our fire pit has become one of my favorite places on earth. It’s where I think. It’s where I pray. It’s where I process the week behind me and prepare for the week ahead. It’s where ideas are born, perspectives change, and lessons become a little clearer.

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Every Sunday morning, from the fire pit, I’ll share a story, an observation, or a challenge that’s been on my mind. My hope is that something in it encourages you, stretches you, or simply gives you a different way to think about the week ahead.

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Not because I have life figured out. Far from it.

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But because I’ve learned that one honest conversation, one good story, or one meaningful question can change the direction of an entire week.

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If you’re looking for one quiet moment before Monday begins, pull up a chair.

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There’s always room around the fire. 🔥