This morning’s Bible study hit me differently. The last few weeks have honestly felt like spiritual warfare. Not because life has been falling apart, but because I’ve become so aware of the constant battle happening inside of me. There are moments where I feel the Holy Spirit gently leading m

One thing I love about studying chapter by chapter is watching how one theme quietly builds into the next. Today’s biggest takeaways: 🌾 Give generously—not because you’re pressured to, but because your heart genuinely wants to. God isn’t after reluctant obedience; He delights in cheerful gene

Paul gently reminds us: it’s not about who we follow, but who we’re becoming. Humility and unity win every time. Paul both humbles and guides us through the ups & downs of what following Jesus can look like. As many of us know, they journey can be tough at times, but we are reminded through the

Today’s was very humbling, eye opening and thought provoking. I have been so stressed about finances and have been trying my best to give that stress to God. And one way I stay occupied is by planning all of my little business ventures everyday✨🌞 and today, I was a little productive but my fiance c

There is something so comforting about slowing down and letting Scripture speak before the noise of the world does. This week I spent time in Proverbs 15–17, and one theme kept appearing over and over: ✨ Wisdom is often quieter than we expect. It’s found in gentle answers, teachable hearts

> Growing up in the Pacific Northwest, power outages weren’t uncommon. Storms happen. Trees fall. Weather changes quickly. And while we can’t control the outage itself, we can control how prepared we are. 🌿 That’s why I created this Power Outage Planner as part of my Soft Apocalyp

One of the hardest lessons I’ve learned is that wisdom isn’t the absence of emotion. It’s knowing what to do with it. Discernment helps us pause before reacting, seek truth before assumptions, and pursue peace before proving a point. That’s the heart behind my newest workbook: 🌿 Rooted in

🌿 The older I get, the more I realize that wisdom often looks like pausing. Not every thought deserves my attention. Not every feeling deserves my reaction. Not every battle deserves my energy. For a long time, I thought maturity meant having all the answers. Now I think it looks more l

Do you ever drive through a small town and wonder: Who lived here? What happened here? Why does this place feel forgotten? I created the Small Town Archive Binder for curious explorers, local historians, genealogy lovers, road trippers, researchers, and anyone who believes every town has a

✨ The CNA guide I wish I had when I first started. ✨ This printable CNA survival guide was created to make caregiving feel less overwhelming and more empowering. 🤍 Filled with quick references, emotional support reminders, patient care tips, ADLs, safety reminders, compassionate care pages, and

The second collection for my little Etsy universe is officially live 🕯️🔎✨ “Cold Case Files” was inspired by vintage investigation folders, hidden history, late-night documentaries, feminine intuition, and eerie Pacific Northwest mystery vibes. I wanted this collection to feel immersive — like un

Vintage detective printables inspired by old case files, handwritten observations, dark academia, and curious minds alike 🔎 Introducing: The Sleuth Society — a growing collection of printable investigation tools designed for: • writers • mystery lovers • students • journalers • overthinkers

✨Of recent, my brain has been convincing itself that I can only go to Jesus when I am sober, when I am clear minded and when I’m good enough to approach such an amazing being. ❌❌ Which is crazy because this is the complete opposite of what I preach. I am not practicing what I preach and therefore I

When I awoke this morning, my mind was split two ways. I had an urge to relax and play my new video game all day but on the other hand I knew I needed to give attention elsewhere. 💫I was having a literal spiritual battle between the spirit of laziness and the Holy Spirit calling me to pick up my