What are your favorite emojis? My favorite emojis are 🫶🏾🙌🏾🤎🙏🏽🥰🤷🏽‍♀️👏🏽🤌🏾

How do you use social media? Social media has become a ubiquitous part of my daily life, and for good reason. From staying up-to-date with friends and family, to sharing funny stories and memes, to having serious discussions, social media allows me to connect with others in ways that were once unthinkable. As a travel […]

Surrender

“Be still and know that I am God.” Psalm 46:10 is one of my favorite passages of scripture. When I look back and remember a time when I was in my valley experience, living afraid, worried, anxious, angry, and unsure, I would remind myself daily that God is in control of it all. Psalm 46:10 […]

Got Courage?

In life I sometimes find myself at the crossroad of courage and fear. In those moments, I choose to take my focus off the situation, and instead choose to be courageous because of who God is. No matter the situation, no matter how big or small the challenge, I can walk in courage because God […]

Sarah Laughed

Oftentimes laughter is used as defense mechanism to protect us from disappointment.

God, I Am Sorry

How can I say I have faith in God but doubt myself?

It’s Morning

“One of the greatest obstacles to joy is our inability to sit with negative emotions.” Neal Samudre

Age Gracefully? Yes Please!

Aging gracefully has brought me to a place of learning how to love me…..again.

Is God Still God, Even When I Am In The Wilderness?

God is the same yesterday, today, and forever more. Our friends and family may change, but God never will. People may leave us or become distant when we find ourselves in the wilderness, but God never will. I believe, from my own personal experience that, in the wilderness is when God goes full throttle in His pursuit of us. I can not imagine navigating my wilderness experience without the love and protection of a loving and merciful God.

Anticipatory Grief: Who Knew There Was Such A Thing?

I’ve cried every day for the past few weeks. I’ve thought constantly of my mommy, dad, and uncle. I’ve experienced an intense level of fear and anxiety. I experience feelings of guilt because I’m torn between finding that balance between holding on to hope and praying “nevertheless.” It is a very difficult place to be in, as I feel as though I have already started the grieving process. I had no idea there was a name for it though: Anticipatory Grief