

God vs Emotions
Somewhere along the way in our faith journey, many of us learned that emotions are a problem. That feeling deeply means we are weak, immature, or lacking faith. We were taught, sometimes subtly and sometimes directly, to ignore our emotions, push through them, pray harder, or pretend they are not there. As if faith means never feeling overwhelmed, disappointed, angry, or deeply sad. But Scripture tells a very different story. God created emotions. They were never meant to be


Love Has a Name 💌
Hey guys! I’m back from my fast and so grateful to be writing again. The Lord has been so faithful in this season, and I’m excited to be back here with you. With Valentine’s Day coming up, love is everywhere. Flowers at the grocery store, heart-shaped everything, relationship posts filling timelines. Valentine’s Day is loud with reminders about romance and intimacy—and underneath all of it is a deeper question we’re all answering in some way: what is love, really? Scripture d


2025 Reflection
Hi y'all! Well, we are approaching the end of 2025, which is wild to think about. I’m still trying to figure out where August went… and yet here we are, somehow wrapping up the entire year. As 2025 comes to a close, I find myself looking back with a heart that is both full and humbled. The end of a year has a way of inviting reflection—of pausing long enough to see where we’ve been and how much has changed. And if you’re anything like me, the week between Christmas and New Ye




