The Daily Fire

Some mornings you wake up already behind. Something ended, or broke, or simply stopped working — and the question is no longer how to get ahead. It’s who you’re going to be inside this. The Daily Fire is a year of short meditations for exactly that season. One for each day, including the extra one. They aren’t affirmations and they aren’t advice about getting over anything. They’re the honest questions that surface when comfort is gone: how to sit with fear, how to receive love when you’re hard to be near, how to keep faith without certainty, how to build a self that holds. Each entry takes two minutes. Read one before coffee. Sit with it. Let the day work on it. Organized across twelve months — fear, pain, healing, the body, love, forgiveness, power, work, mortality, faith, and homecoming — the book is built to be kept rather than finished. When December ends, begin again in January. You’ll be reading with different eyes. For anyone in the fire, and anyone still in the waiting room.