Reminders Club
A love letter in your hands.
Once a month.
For the woman who forgot she was being thought about
Before your eyes are even open, you already feel behind.
And underneath that, quieter but heavier, a question you don’t say out loud.
Every day, thousands of things arrive to tell you what you’re not.
Your bills. Your notifications. The quiet comparison that lives in the scroll.
In the middle of all of it, one Voice has been saying something entirely different.
“My thoughts about you outnumber the grains of sand.”
Not a metaphor. An obsession.
He has been thinking about you on every Tuesday you moved through without arriving.
On every morning you reached for your phone before you reached for yourself.
Reminders Club exists to make that tangible.
Not a scroll. Not a screen.
A love letter in your hands.

Once a month, something arrives in your mailbox
Not loud. Not urgent. Something quieter than that.
A photograph of God’s creation, and across it, a word He’s been speaking over you. Not a verse pulled from a list. A sentence from what He has been saying, written down, the kind that finds you exactly where you are.
On the back, the fuller passage it came from, and the Scripture that anchors it. Something to return to all month long.
Tucked alongside it, a short note from Hayden. Not a lesson. Not a challenge. An invitation to come back to yourself.
Every photograph is one we took. Just what we saw when we were paying attention: snow sitting heavy on pine branches, waves arriving at shore without urgency, a coastline that’s been there long before anyone was watching.
A DOOR LEFT OPEN
The summer before I built this, I was in the hardest season of my life. First summer married. Quiet in ways I hadn’t chosen. A girlfriend asked me how my quiet time with God had been—gently, like a door left open—and I hadn’t been having it. I told her that and I cried.
That moment changed something. Someone holding the truth of who I was until I could hold it again myself.
I’d spent years writing down what I heard God say in my morning time. Nearly 200 entries, compiled all at once, proof that He had been speaking even when I couldn’t feel it. I’d watched those words travel millions of times across the internet, passed between women like something they’d been looking for.


