Empowering women by leading raw and honest conversations about faith and being a woman in modern society.

Trusting God for our financial means, our health and our desires may seem scary at times. But surrendering it all to Him is one of the best things we can do. He provides and watches over the sparrow, He surely will do the same for us. We only need to trust Him and His timing — His provision is best.

Faith helps shape our reality — it gives us perspective for what we are truly living for. By faith, we inherit the promises of God — day by day. Hope, on the other hand, is the fuel that keeps us believing. Hope keeps us committed to the journey. It keeps us running this race of faith.

I was being destroyed for lack of knowledge. I believed things about God that weren’t true because I had no knowledge of God…because I was not reading His word.

The struggle of understanding who God has made us to be — uniquely, the individual calls and characteristics God has given us — is familiar to all of us.

Since my father died, I’ve written him several letters. It’s my way of keeping him present and it can also be quite therapeutic for those who have lost a loved one. With Father’s Day on the horizon, a letter shared seemed appropriate.

You know you need to read this if your heart leapt out of your chest when reading the title. So many people carry the weight of how their father shaped them. Good, bad or indifferent. We know the stories and the many different scenarios of fatherhood that have made us into the adults we are today. If you have father wounds or know someone who does, this guide will help you to begin the journey of healing.

Loving God more than the need to be married should be our mindset. Some of us are so desperate to be married that just like Abraham, we love the "man" more than the God who created the man.

Where you live should be a refuge. It should be a place where you find peace, family, rest and joy.

As Christians, it should be obvious that we are not enough, nor perfect, the way we are because we wouldn’t have a need for Jesus if that were true.