what i know about flourishing
Thriving with Jesus doesn’t mean having it all figured out. It means knowing Him personally—not through your parents, your pastor, or your church attendance, but through a deep, daily dependence that transforms your heart. Even in the darkest valleys, we can flourish when we surrender our self-reliance and lean fully into His faithfulness.
the sacred middle
We all have our Middles. So why not make them Sacred? Most times we want out, but God uses our in-between spaces to shape us. When we remain in Him, our frustration turns to fruit. The Sacred Middle is where transformation takes root.
The Gifts Hidden in the Grind
We can choose to see more than just the weight of it. We can look for the gifts God has hidden in these everyday moments—the character He’s shaping, the focus He’s restoring, the direction He’s giving, and the relationships He’s building.
roots before fruit
If you find yourself in a winter season, remember this: the deeper the roots, the stronger the fruit.
what the garden teaches us about community
So how did that broken little girl become the richest woman I know? Because I learned how to abide. I let the Gardener prune me. And I chose to grow in a garden of people who do the same.
welcome to the wilderness
Whether you are entering a wilderness, exiting one, or wandering one, my prayer is that your heart is reminded that God is near and present. He sees you where you are and walks with you.
even in the fire
When my world felt on fire, I learned He never forgot us. He was never far. Joy always comes in the morning, and He truly is our hope and help.
Rooted Not Rushed
The moment I was forced to slow down and still myself was the moment that I could finally start hearing God’s voice again.