Tuesday, April 27 Yesterday, we stood in a hospital room and watched life…transition. Even writing that still feels surreal, because that really is the only word that fits. It felt out-of-body, like being fully present and aware of what was happening, and yet a part of me still could not quite grasp that it was … Continue reading Life Doesn’t End . . . It Transitions

Tonight, I find myself still thinking about the message from earlier today in the Book of Judges, specifically chapter 14, and how Samson made a decision that seemed simple on the surface but carried so much weight. What stood out to me was not just his strength, but how quickly desire can move someone out … Continue reading Delayed, Not Denied

This morning, I found myself really thinking about what a blessing this semester has been for me, and not in a loud or obvious way, but in a quiet, steady kind of way that just sits with you. I’ve had the opportunity to pour into the next generation of teachers, and I don’t think I … Continue reading Pouring Into the Next Bloom

There are seasons when life feels quiet—when things are planted, but not yet seen. And then there are seasons where everything starts moving at once. I’m in one of those seasons now. Over the past few weeks, I’ve been working closely with a client to bring her book to life. Yesterday, I held my first … Continue reading Resurrection in Real Time: Becoming the Voice I Was Called to Be