When everything looks final and hope feels lost, remember—it’s not over until God says it’s over. In Matthew 9, Jesus raises a little girl from the dead, despite the crowd’s disbelief. Their laughter didn’t stop Him, and the voices of doubt in your life don’t have to stop you either. This post is a reminder to lean into God's authority, silence the noise of unbelief, and trust that even in your darkest moment, He still has the final word.

When the world feels overwhelming, it’s easy to pull away—from people, from God, even from yourself. But isolation can quietly steal your hope. You were created for relationship—deep connection with your Creator and the people around you. In this post, I’m sharing an honest reminder that even when everything feels fractured, living is still worth it. Don’t give in to the urge to retreat. There is still light. There is still purpose. And you are not alone.

Anxiety isn’t just overthinking—it’s a full-body experience that can leave you feeling stuck, overwhelmed, and alone. In this post, I unpack what anxiety really feels like, why it shows up the way it does, and how God gently meets us in the middle of it. If you’ve ever felt like your mind won’t slow down or like your faith must be broken because you’re anxious, this is for you.

The NICU is a place no parent expects to be—yet it changes everything. If you’ve walked through NICU trauma, you know the lasting impact it leaves. In this post, I’m sharing from both personal experience and clinical insight—about the anxiety that lingers, the lies we start to believe, and where God is in the middle of it all. If you’re still carrying the weight of that season, this is for you.

We often pray with faith, expecting God to answer in the way we hope. But what happens when the answer is different—or doesn’t come at all? This post offers a gentle look at how to trust God even when He doesn’t do what we asked, and how to recognize His healing work in unexpected ways.

From the moment your child is born, your identity shifts. You’re called “mom” by everyone—even when you don’t feel like yourself anymore. In this post, I’m talking about what it means to rediscover who you are in Christ, beyond motherhood. If you feel lost or like you've forgotten the woman you were before kids, this is for you.