Liturgy of the Ordinary by Tish Harrison Warren

 This book beautifully shows how the smallest routines—making the bed, sipping coffee, brushing your teeth—become sacred rhythms of grace. 🌿


For those who are juggling so much, it’s easy to feel like our lives don’t quite “fit” or that the ordinary doesn’t matter. But Warren reminds us that God is found right in the middle of the everyday.

If you’ve ever wondered how your faith intersects with the chaos and calm of daily life, this is a must-read. Highly recommend! ❤️

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