Gratitude
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Sip Slow, Pray Bold: Trusting God in the In-Between
Life’s changing fast, but I’m learning to trust the process. This post is spiritual surrender—because God’s got the plan, and I’m learning to enjoy the ride. Big changes. Deep trust. Slower sips. This one’s full of heart and a whole… Continue reading
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The Fabric That Made Us
I’m not chasing the future or clinging to the past. Just learning to stay rooted in today—and that’s where the peace is. #faithoverfear #presentmoment #trustGod #christianliving #gratefulheart Read the full reflection here 👉fabricthatmademe.com #TrustGodDaily #StayPresent #LiveToday #FaithJourney #SimpleFaith #GratitudeMatters #ChristianReflection… Continue reading
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Dear Lord, | A Letter to My Father
🤍 “This is not your home. Don’t get so attached…” In this deeply personal letter to Father God, I poured out the pressure, the overwhelm, and the truth I’ve found through it all. This life isn’t mine—it’s His. And when… Continue reading
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A Love Transformed: Seeing My Husband Through God’s Eyes
Marriage is love—it’s transformation together. It’s seeing each other in ways no one else ever will. I first wrote this in 2020 as a reflection, a moment of clarity during a time of great change. It was in that season… Continue reading
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Reflections and Gratitude: A Blog Refresh
Growth is both the hardest and most rewarding part of life. Looking back, I see how much I’ve evolved—how every challenge, every lesson, has shaped me. It’s humbling, but also something to be proud of. But real transformation happens when… Continue reading
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Moving Right Along
A little sneak peek into the Skelly life & Daily Writing Prompt… Today’s writing prompt turned into something a bit more personal, so I thought I’d share a glimpse of what’s ahead. Big changes are on the horizon, and while… Continue reading
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Don’t let me fall
In April 2019, I was quietly stepping into the first stages of healing. It was a journey that, at the time, felt deeply personal—just between Jesus and me. I was beginning to see glimpses of light, but the path ahead… Continue reading
