Writing about Jesus With Gratitude + Grace

I made my husband take a picture. Then I posted it on IG with a reminder that I'm grateful. I wasn't feeling grateful though.

I hear you, asking yourself if it's safe to go out now. Watching the numbers. Weighing the value of your mental health vs physical health.

When I think of Jesus, I often think about His love, how perfect He was, and how He sacrificed Himself to save us. But what about His fear?

The land here is flat, the dirt is black, and they have fog like nothing I experienced in the red clay hills of the south.

You've set a big goal. AGAIN. But what has changed this time so you actually achieve it? There is just ONE THING that needs to change.

The Lord rules over the floodwaters (or Coronavirus), The Lord gives His people strength.

"I came, I saw, I had anxiety - so I left." The words on a meme caught my attention recently as I was scrolling through social media. What?

I love to drive. I began driving when I was around eight years old.

I decided to thank my body for protecting me from perceived danger by holding onto additional weight. I made a point to honor the empathetic

When we have a calling from God, we can do amazing things. Things that are so far beyond our own abilities that we have to say, Only God...

Extreme stress & exhaustion from the fight to save a child's life while trying to care for other children can lead to troubling things

My ears perked up with the words from my gym that sounded so much like my goal to become fit and healthy in every way.

When I decided to start a real estate investing company and flip a house, it was a big surprise for many people, but not for me!

One of the things I talk about in the audiobook is my unknown bias against people with Down syndrome and their families.

A few weeks ago, I told my therapist that I wanted to do something like bake cookies and deliver them to my friend’s front porches.

Jealousy. Lies. And the Truth.

My inconsistent January of 2019 meant that it was the last two days of the month before I determined what I will work on this year.

Thinking through the messages we send our children about worshiping God.

When Redmond had been home from the hospital for 10 short days, we found ourselves back in the ICU with him.

Setting healthy boundaries may be the hardest relational thing we ever do, but it’s also one of the most loving things we do.