“You have a choice to make. You can either grow stronger or weaker in your faith - you can live out what you’ve been telling people about or be mad at God. Everyone will see if your faith is real as you walk through this valley.” These words have been some of the most impactful... Continue Reading →
Run to the Father
“My heart needs a surgeon, my soul needs a friend, so I run to the Father again and again and again and again.” ~ Run to the Father by Cody Carnes The last two years have been difficult to say the least. Trying to process through the grief of losing my best friend, dealing with... Continue Reading →
A Work in Progress
“Rooted in integrity, gratitude, servant leadership, love, and my Christian faith, I will live each day by loving people, making the most of every moment, never saying no to where God calls me, and laughing without fear of the future because the joy of the Lord is my strength.” This is my personal mission statement.... Continue Reading →
You Are Not Alone
I always think of events as the one place that I shouldn’t have a trigger for my grief. I’m busy focusing on event details and working that I think I forget triggers can come at any point and from anywhere. However, in the last few months, my theory of my grief not hitting hard at... Continue Reading →
Love Wins.
“I believe you and me are sisters and brothers. And I believe that we’re made to be here for each other. And we’ll never fall if we stand hand in hand, put a world that seems broken together again. And I, I believe in the end, love wins.” ~ Love Wins by Carrie Underwood These... Continue Reading →
You Are The Difference
If there’s something this situation with Covid-19 has shown us, it’s that people care about trying to “flatten the curve” and lower the death rate when it’s something that could directly affect them and something that feels so close because of how fast it came about and how many people it’s affecting. The fear of... Continue Reading →
The Forgotten Valentine
Many of my friends are single and something I’ve heard ever since high school is how a lot of them don’t like Valentine’s Day because they “don’t have a Valentine.” First of all, let’s celebrate those who do have that special someone. Second of all, we all have a Valentine better than any significant... Continue Reading →
The Power of Unity
Imagine this, you’re in an arena watching your favorite sports team play and you’re cheering as loud as you can for them to win. Maybe you have pom-poms, colored paint or hair, and you’re jumping for joy when they score. If you were the only one in the arena cheering for that team, it would... Continue Reading →
Why, God?
“Why God do people have to die? A daughter or a son, sudden and so young long before their time... I don’t understand but I understand why God I need you. It’s why God I run to your arms, over and over again. It’s why God I cling to your love and hold on for... Continue Reading →
Beauty Beyond the Boulders
The picture above is a picture from Watson Lake in Prescott, which we went to a few weeks ago after camping up north. I had seen pictures of Watson Lake and I had wanted to go there for awhile because it looked beautiful. To be honest though when we first got there, this picture is... Continue Reading →