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As we step into a new year, this heartfelt letter to my grandson Isaiah reminds him—and all of us—of the importance of staying true to ourselves. In a world filled with distractions and pressures, I encourage Isaiah to embrace his unique identity, remain grounded in his faith, and resist the urge to conform to fleeting trends or social media expectations.

This episode offers wisdom and encouragement for starting the year with authenticity, faith, and a focus on what truly matters. Join me in reflecting on the values that guide us as we navigate the journey ahead.

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In this heartfelt letter to my grandson Isaiah, I reflect on the true meaning of Christmas—a season centered on love, relationships, and the incredible gift of Jesus Christ. As Isaiah prepares to celebrate his very first Christmas, I share the timeless story of God’s love and what it means to carry that love forward in life.

This episode is a reminder for all of us to cherish family, practice selfless giving, and embrace the joy of being fully present with those we love. Join me in exploring the beauty of Christmas and the lessons we can pass down to the next generation.

May this letter inspire you to focus on what truly matters this season: love, faith, and togetherness.

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In this episode of Letters to Isaiah, I reflect on the importance of being present and connecting with those around us in a world increasingly dominated by screens and technology. Drawing from personal observations and biblical wisdom, I share a heartfelt letter encouraging Isaiah to prioritize meaningful, face-to-face interactions and cherish the moments that truly matter. Through the story of Jesus and His intentional presence with others, we explore how being fully present is an act of love and faith. This episode serves as a gentle reminder to unplug, engage with the people we care about, and live in the moment.

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In this special Thanksgiving episode of Letters to Isaiah, Dziadzi reflects on the profound joy and gratitude Isaiah has brought into his life at just 209 days old. Writing to Isaiah as an 18-year-old, Dziadzi shares a heartfelt lesson on living with a thankful heart, inspired by the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17:11-19.

Through the lens of faith and scripture, Dziadzi explains how gratitude is more than a simple “thank you”—it’s a way of seeing the world that keeps us humble, resilient, and close to God, even during life’s challenges. With personal reflections and a heartfelt prayer, this episode reminds Isaiah—and all of us—of the power of gratitude to shape our character and draw us closer to God’s grace.

Settle in for a warm, reflective journey of faith, family, and thankfulness this Thanksgiving.