Exceedingly, Abundantly “Now to Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us,” Ephesians 3:20 NKJV Sometimes when looking around or across, we can’t stand what we see. Sometimes what we see is a reflection of a season we didn’t expect. Or maybe what we see feels like the waiting room of what we’re praying for. What happens when what we see is hard to look at? I recently read the scripture that God is able

Sometimes we need a faith boost. Not because we don’t trust God, but because life’s challenges can have a way of becoming the loudest reality in our ears. Bills, heartbreak, disappointment, delays, uncertainty, fear—if we’re not careful, those things can speak louder than God’s promises. But the Bible tells us to set our minds on things above, not just on what we see in front of us. Faith is the evidence of things hoped for. That means faith doesn’t always move based on visib

Choose Wisdom Over Noise “A truly wise person uses few words; a person with understanding is even-tempered.”
— Proverbs 17:27 NLT What if I told you it’s more powerful to say less than to say more and still be misunderstood? Sometimes circumstances can make us feel the need to defend ourselves immediately. We can feel tempted to respond with words that cut deep, jump into debates that God never called us to entertain, or speak out of emotion instead of wisdom. But not every o

It’s better to do it afraid than not do it at all!

When you see this title, what do you think of? Most would say fruit. I don’t know about you, but when I go to the grocery store for fruit, my goal is to buy it ripe, not rotten. I know I wouldn’t enjoy rotten fruit. It’s likely gone bad to the point of no longer having anything beneficial to offer. It simply sat too long without being used for what it was meant for. Similarly, when we make rotten decisions, the side effects tend to hurt more than they help. When we make ripe

A repentant heart goes a long way. Oftentimes, we allow guilt, shame, and fear to become the loudest voices in our lives. They start to shape how we see ourselves. It’s almost like we convince ourselves that our past mistakes have disqualified us from a fulfilling, purpose-filled future. But that’s not the truth. Jesus already ran the race first—perfectly—so that when it’s our turn to run, we can actually cross the finish line. Not because we did everything right, but because

No matter what this week brings, remember that choosing God daily is the real win. Even when it’s uncomfortable, even when it requires letting go—there is life, peace, and purpose on the other side of surrender. Thank you again for being part of this beginning. This is only the start, and I’m so grateful you’re on this journey with me. Stay saved. It's worth it. :)