Making time to enjoy flowers is a simple yet significant way to experience fresh doses of wonder in your life. Flowers symbolize beauty,...

This month brings us winter wonder in all its glory – from the peaceful beauty of nature in winter to the thrilling adventures of...

Archetypes are symbols that represent typical universal meanings across diverse cultures. When you dream about an archetype, it can be...

Looking into a lake is a beautiful reminder of the importance of reflection for experiencing wonder. The water’s calm surface mirrors our...

Need a fresh dose of wonder? You may find it simply by visiting a forest. Trees that tower over us and exceed our lifespans illustrate an...

Deserts motivate us to seek and trust God in deeper ways. In the process, we can encounter wonder. The spiritual symbolism of deserts...

Summer’s glory is on full display in August, and wonder is waiting for us with every summer stroll, swim, or stargazing session. Every...

July is an ideal month to enjoy summer fun: from wonder walks by day, to fireworks and fireflies at night. This July is especially...

Oceans challenge us to expand our perspective beyond ourselves, which leads us to wonder. Psalm 104:25 describes the ocean’s...

Trees, which often stand taller than us and live longer than us, expand our perspective. They inspire wonder by symbolizing wisdom,...

Rocks set history in stone and remind us of important stories. They symbolize stability, reliability, trust, and gratitude. In prayer and...

Water can splash wonder into our lives. It symbolizes reflection, clarity, cleansing, renewal, and the gift of life. Here are some prayer...

Soaking up sunlight is a powerful way to discover wonder. The sun symbolizes the life, hope, and wisdom that come from God. Here's a...

One day I took a wonder walk – a walk to intentionally look for awe – when I needed a break from dealing with a challenging work problem....

Feeling awe expands our perspective so we can see the possibilities in our lives. Just like buds burst open into flowers, our minds can...