Is there something God is calling me to step into in this season (new job, new city, new friendship, etc.)?.
What has God taught me during the winter season? How can I better set aside time and space to continue to hear His voice in the spring season?.Pick one new thing to learn in this new season (new language, hobby, etc.).What’s one way I can be more intentional about resting or creating space in my life?.Are there distractions or habits that I need to step away from? What would be the first step in me doing so?.What rhythms and routines do I currently practice? Which ones bring joy and growth? Which ones do not?.We’ve included some Scripture cards as a starting place, but here are some additional questions to ask yourself: When we do physically clean a space, it can make it easier for us to step back, reflect, and process-almost like it clears our minds as well! But dirty house or clean, we love to take some time to step back and evaluate where we are mentally and spiritually. These can be some small first steps that inspire you to keep cleaning! We’ve also included a label and recipe for a homemade two-ingredient cleaner to get you started cleaning basic surfaces. Want a simpler way to get started? Think about items you rarely or never use and donate them! Click here for some fun “Donate” and “Keep” labels to sort clothes, toys, books, or whatever you most want to simplify. The key is setting a realistic goal that works for you, your home, and your family. If 30 days of cleaning feels overwhelming, pick 10 items on the list to prioritize and record those on the blank checklist we’ve provided. Yesterday, a yellow-breasted bird sang from a tree outside my bedroom window. As I write this article, it’s spring in the Colorado Rockies. Do one item a day, or pace the days out over a longer span of time. Spring cleaning our hearts, by confessing our sins to God and to others, can bless us in ways we've never imagined. Perhaps just like your home and lawn, it’s been a long winter. Whatever their outlook on spring cleaning, most people agree it’s a wonderful feeling when we can enjoy our finished work and sense of accomplishment. However, many dread it because of the enormity of the projects, time, and effort it takes to complete. For those who want to go all-out, we’ve created a 30 Days of Spring Cleaning Printable, with 30 cleaning tasks ranging from clearing out the gutters to finally cleaning the oven. Spring cleaning is exciting to those seeking a fresh start to a new season. Some people love it, some hate it, but not many are left in the middle. 🙂įirst, let’s talk traditional spring cleaning. And, of course, we’re providing some fun printables to inspire even the messiest of us. This year, we’re challenging ourselves to be more holistic about our approach to “spring cleaning”-taking some time to think about the ways we need to refresh mentally and spiritually along with tackling the more traditional deep cleaning we’ve been ignoring for months. In case you missed it, Tuesday marked the first day of spring, and we couldn’t be more excited! Not only are we ready for warmer weather, but there’s also something about the seasons changing that gets us ready for a refresh.
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