Biblical Encouragement
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The Situationship of Change: Building a Life in Two Places
From driveway tears to desert skies, we’re living in a new kind of “situationship”—caught between two places and leaning fully on God. This season is stretching me in ways I never expected, but also reminding me what it means to… Continue reading
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When You’ve Done Everything… Be Still | A Faith-Filled Story of Family, Surrender & Redemption
What do you do when you’ve done everything—and life still falls apart? This is a story of hard choices, a marriage tested, and a mother’s refusal to give up on peace, purpose, or her family. It’s also about learning to… Continue reading
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The Death Season & (Re-birth)
🍂 New on the blog: After months of silence, I’m writing again—right in the middle of my own dying season. This post is raw, real, and rooted in faith. It’s about pruning, letting go, and trusting that God will bring… Continue reading
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ALONE | A Place to Belong
This poem, written in 2019, was part of a healing journey guided by therapy & rooted in heart. Processing pain through poetry became a lifeline—a way to name what couldn’t be spoken aloud. If you’ve ever carried the weight alone,… Continue reading
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When Love Grows Up
Written in 2020 & reposted in 2024, this two-part poem explores the gritty, sacred work of marriage—the heartbreak, the healing, & the holiness. For every woman walking the tightrope of loyalty, prayer, & truth in her relationship, this is your… Continue reading
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Essence of Her
She is fierce as lightning & gentle as dew. Essence of Her is a poetic journey through the contradictions & beauty of womanhood—untamed yet still, bold yet meek. This poem honors the invisible power women carry, the softness they give,… Continue reading
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The Letter of Love | I Forgive You
Another poem I wrote back in 2018 was given a facelift. A powerful letter of self-forgiveness, reflecting on the journey from fear and doubt to self-acceptance and healing. A poetic exploration of resilience, growth, and the strength to move forward. Continue reading
