The good news first I want to start with the good news, because for me, it matters. AI has genuinely improved my quality of life. Living with physical disabilities means some everyday tasks take far more energy than they should. Tools like voice-to-text, intelligent editing, and organizational assistance have given me back time and focus […]
Archive 1/1/2025-12/31/2025
Stop Camping in Regret
I’ve been thinking a lot about regret lately. Not the kind that brings change through brief and healthy reflection, but the kind that stalls me from moving forward. Regret can sound spiritual. It can look like humility or maturity. But when I linger there too long, it stops being helpful. It becomes a place I […]
Christmas Miracles Involve Our Hearts
When Christmas miracles happen they usually involve our hearts Over a decade ago, I witnessed something one Sunday morning that has stayed with me ever since. I was attending a church made up largely of single parents and low-income families. That morning, Christmas miracles took place in the form of Christmas cards quietly handed out. […]
God is Not Tired of You
When your heart starts saying, “God is tired of me” There are a few truths I return to when I feel weary, confused, or tempted to draw the wrong conclusions about my current circumstances. God is good. He intends good for our lives. And He is not worn down by our need. That last one […]
Finding Hope When You Feel Spiritually Dry
Feeling parched is something I know well. I have had seasons where my “just Jesus and me” mentality left me spiritually dry, wondering why everything felt like it was slipping away. “He satisfies the thirsty and fills the hungry with good things.” Psalm 107:9 When I look at this verse in context, it speaks directly […]
The Deeper Work We Can’t Do Alone
I spent a lot of years trying to fix the parts of me that felt broken. Inner healing matters, but I’ve learned it can’t take the place of a real relationship with God. Sometimes the breakthrough isn’t found by digging deeper. Sometimes it comes by getting quiet enough to hear what He’s saying right now. […]