I’ve been called impatient on several occasions because I hate waiting for extended periods of time. If I had it my way I would have every thing that I want and need at the snap of my fingers but when you’re dealing with God and his timing it can feel like forever. In those moments when I’m waiting

We’ve all heard the saying, “When you’re being tested by God, it’s only for a season.” Well if you’re a person like myself, you’ve probably found yourself asking, “God, how much longer do I have to go through this?” Hard seasons have a way of stretching us. In those seasons of hardship, it ma

In case you missed it, I hit 40 last year and didn’t exactly announce it. I kept it quiet because, honestly, I’m not a fan of getting older. We’re living in a time when nearly everything is shared, celebrated, and displayed online for all to see. And yet, I remain a shy, bashful person who finds co

Insecurities—everyone has them. We may not always speak about them out loud or share them with others, but each of us carries them in some form. They often sit quietly beneath the surface, influencing our thoughts, our reactions, and sometimes even our relationships. Today, I was reminded of this

As I was reading my Bible this morning before starting my day, a verse in 1 Samuel 16:7 was highlighted to me: “But the Lord said to Samuel, ‘Do not look at his appearance or at his physical stature, because I have refused him. For the Lord does not see as man sees; for man looks at the outward app

I recently began rereading the book of 1 Samuel and came across 1 Samuel 15:22–23. In this passage, Samuel reminds Saul that obedience to God is far more important than sacrifice. God had given King Saul specific instructions, yet he chose not to fully follow them. Saul later admitted that he sinne

Today I came across a post about gossip and why people engage in it… and it really made me reflect on myself. A lot of people say gossip comes from jealousy or envy—and while that can be true, I’ve realized that’s not always the case. Sometimes, if I’m being honest, I’ve engaged in it simply bec

I’m someone who values accountability. I’ve never been the type to throw a rock and hide my hand—if I do something, I own it. I believe growth happens when we’re willing to embrace discomfort and learn from our mistakes. I loathe feeling stuck or stagnant in life, which is why I choose honesty and

I woke up this morning from a dream where I was behind the wheel, driving my car. Whenever I have dreams, I usually start by looking up their biblical meaning—beginning with whatever stands out most and letting that guide me. Driving in a dream, from a biblical perspective, can represent direct

I’m stepping into a season of growth, clarity, and choosing myself—fully and unapologetically. New beginnings aren’t always easy, but they are necessary. They bring space for healing, for peace, and for becoming the version of me I’ve been waiting for. Here’s to fresh starts, stronger boundaries,