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Sojourners of His Grace
We are merely passing through—sojourners and pilgrims in this temporary world.
Safe Spaces in the Storms of Life
And in life, we also need a safe space—a haven, a refuge—when trials and struggles overwhelm us.
Suddenly a Woman: Navigating Life’s Changes
You’ll come to realize that your worth as a woman is not defined by the labels society assigns to you. It’s not determined by the size of your pants, your appearance, the white gown you wear as you walk down the aisle, the children you bear, or the success you achieve in your career.
Knitted in Love, Mended by Grace
But maybe the real path is to sit with them. Invite your traumas to the table, one by one. Trace their edges, talk to them softly, gently—little by little, day by day.
Teach Me to be Still
Pray and watch to see what God does next. Praying and watching. Taking a moment of stillness.
Beautiful Mess
Life becomes heavier and messier as we watch the world change in the blink of an eye. Yet, amidst all the chaos and confusion, a thought quietly settles in: we were given a chance to experience this fragile, beautiful mess.
Surrender, Simplicity, and Sunday Thoughts
As we get older, everything becomes more precious because we know time won’t stand still. Moments and memories are fleeting
The Humility of Childlike Faith
I can be a child again, chasing Him and playing with Him like never before.
Whispers of the Soul: Finding Grace and Connection in the Unseen
There, we’ll finally see the promises fulfilled for those who trusted His whispers, even as the world grew noisy and dark.
If I Could Only Skip My 20s: Crossroads In Adulting
The crossroads of adulthood can be messy and difficult. You will discover things about yourself that you may not want to face—your hardened heart, your selfish ambitions, the lies you've believed, and the sins you've hidden. You will also find things about your heart that you may not want to change.
A Lightbulb Sparks On Their Wedding Day
The wedding taught me that love is truly patient and meek. It wasn't grand or flashy, just simple.