Suzanne Elizabeth Anderson

New video is up today 🙏
Have you ever prayed for a closer relationship with God — and then waited for something to change?
I used to do the same thing. Until I read this line in Psalm 61:
"Day after day, I will fulfill my vows."
David didn't wait to feel close to God. He moved toward Him. Every. Single. Day.
In today's devotional, I share three simple ways you can start doing the same — no matter what season you're in right now.
👉 Watch it here: [paste your video link]
God is already present, friend. The next step is yours. 💛

2 days ago | [YT] | 20

Suzanne Elizabeth Anderson

There are moments in life that change everything about the way you see what's ahead of you.Losing my mother was one of those moments for me.It forced me to ask a question I had been avoiding for a long time: Am I actually living my own life?Tomorrow I'm sharing what happened when I finally had to answer that honestly — and the simple, quiet life I'm building on the other side of that question.I think many of you will see yourselves in this one. 🙏New video drops tomorrow morning — I'll see you then.

5 days ago | [YT] | 11

Suzanne Elizabeth Anderson

Many of you asked me WHY I never married. I finally answered that question — honestly, even the parts that were hard to admit. This one was not easy to make. I hope it helps someone. 💙 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZNG9...

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 28

Suzanne Elizabeth Anderson

Have you ever prayed, “How long, O Lord?”

That is where Psalm 13 begins. Not with victory, but with discouragement, confusion, and honest sorrow. And yet somehow, by the end of the psalm, David turns gently toward trust.

This week’s Psalm Sunday video is for anyone going through a hard season, especially if your hope feels quiet and fragile right now.

Sometimes faith is not a feeling. Sometimes it is simply choosing to bring your honest heart to God.

Question for you:
Have you ever found comfort in a psalm during a difficult time?

1 month ago | [YT] | 7

Suzanne Elizabeth Anderson

Today is my 64th birthday, and I’ve been thinking about what I know now that I didn’t know when I was younger.

One of the biggest things I’ve learned is this:
a meaningful life does not happen automatically — it has to be tended.

Not all at once.
Not through one big breakthrough.
But through small steps, quiet changes, and learning to make space for what matters most.

That’s what today’s Thrive Thursday video is about. 💛

I’d love to hear from you:
What is something you know now that you didn’t know when you were younger?

And if you’re also in a later season of life, do you feel that growing older has brought more loss, more clarity, or both?

1 month ago | [YT] | 7

Suzanne Elizabeth Anderson

Have you ever wondered whether God still has a purpose for you after 60?

This week’s Sunday Psalm is such a beautiful reminder that He does.
Psalm 92 tells us that the faithful still bear fruit in old age — still growing, still useful, still held by God.

If you’ve ever felt like your most meaningful years are behind you, I hope this message encourages your heart.

New video: Why God Hasn’t Finished With You After 60
Psalm 92:12–15

I’d love to know:
What has God been teaching you in this season of life?

1 month ago | [YT] | 5

Suzanne Elizabeth Anderson

Have you ever wondered whether God still has a purpose for you after 60?

This week’s Sunday Psalm is such a beautiful reminder that He does.
Psalm 92 tells us that the faithful still bear fruit in old age — still growing, still useful, still held by God.

If you’ve ever felt like your most meaningful years are behind you, I hope this message encourages your heart.

New video: Why God Hasn’t Finished With You After 60
Psalm 92:12–15

I’d love to know:
What has God been teaching you in this season of life?

1 month ago | [YT] | 6

Suzanne Elizabeth Anderson

Are you feeling invisible this Valentine's?
This week, we're reminded that we are "fearfully and wonderfully made." If you’re feeling a bit lonely or invisible lately, remember that the Creator of the universe has His eyes right on you. You are never truly alone.
📖 Read more reflections on hope in my books: [Link to Amazon Author Page] ✉ Get my weekly "Life at 64" essays on Substack: [Link to Substack] 🧸 Meet Chester Blue: A story about being seen and loved: God Loves You, Chester Blue: amzn.to/4aB0yXA

2 months ago | [YT] | 4

Suzanne Elizabeth Anderson

Hello Friends 👋


Mid-winter can feel loooong, right? 😩 The short days, the weather... it can really get you down. In today's video, I'm sharing a few gentle, practical ways to care for yourself during the mid-winter blues. We're talking about getting outside (even when it's freezing!), staying hydrated 💧, protecting your sleep 😴, and keeping simple daily rhythms.


This ISN'T about fixing everything or pushing through. It's about tending to ordinary needs with kindness and allowing the season to be what it is. ❤️


If you’re feeling a little low this winter, you’re definitely not alone! 🤗


Thank you for being here. God bless you, and have a peaceful week! ✨


#winterblues #selfcare #mentalhealth #winter #wellbeing #kindness #peace

2 months ago | [YT] | 4

Suzanne Elizabeth Anderson

Dear Friends,
I used to think that by 64, I would be winding down. But lately, I’ve realized that God often saves the most interesting work for the second half of our lives. 🌿
I’ve been thinking a lot about the pressure we feel to "step back" as we age. In my new video tonight, I’m sharing my honest heart on why I’m refusing to retire—not just out of necessity, but out of a desire to stay fully alive and engaged with the gifts I’ve been given.
If you’ve ever felt like society expects you to fade into the background, I hope this encourages you today. We are not done yet!
Watch the new video here: [Link to your video]
Wishing you peace this evening,
Suzanne

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