Feeling stuck in your faith journey? Maybe fear and the comfort of routine are keeping you from stepping into all God has for you. In this blog, I share three practical steps to abandon your comfort zone in 2025: releasing your schedule to God, persevering through challenges, and embracing discomfort for growth. Together, let’s discover how surrendering to God’s plan can unlock a deeper faith and purpose in your life. Are you ready to take the leap?

Are you battling perfectionism? You’re not alone. This struggle often stems from fear and a lack of faith, holding us back from stepping boldly into the gifts God has given us. In this blog, we’ll explore how striving for flawlessness leaves no room for grace, why God calls us His masterpiece despite our imperfections, and how His strength is made perfect in our weakness. Let’s release perfectionism, embrace surrender, and walk confidently in the freedom of God’s grace.

Fresh off an unforgettable vacation and stepping into my 28th year, I’m reflecting on the lessons learned at 27 and setting intentions for this new chapter. From prioritizing my relationship with Jesus and growing in unity with my husband, to embracing faith in action, each moment has been a step of growth. In this blog, I share my journey, the importance of being rooted in God’s Word, and my goals for year 28: keeping my marriage as my first ministry, encouraging others in faith, and showing up for myself. Let’s grow together in grace and purpose!

Figuring it all out in public isn’t easy, especially when your dreams don’t fit the mold of what’s “normal.” Sharing my journey as a social media content creator comes with its fair share of questions and skepticism, but I’m walking by faith, not by sight. While the world may not fully understand, I trust the God who called me to this path will guide me every step of the way. After all, Philippians 1:6 reminds us that He who began a good work in us will be faithful to complete it. Cheers to trusting Him, even when it doesn’t all make sense!

Writing has always been my safe space—a way to pour out my heart with a pen or keyboard. But for a long time, I hesitated to write consistently because vulnerability can feel like standing completely exposed. Over the years, though, I’ve learned that writing isn’t just about the words; it’s about the action that follows.

James 2:17 reminds us that faith without works is dead, and the same applies to the words we write. Today, I’m not just expressing my thoughts—I’m running with them. Writing has become a bridge between dreaming and doing, and I’m rediscovering the beauty of this gift.