Have you ever felt stuck between faith and fear, between believing God’s promises and wrestling with the weight of waiting? If so, you’re not alone. The waiting season can feel paralyzing. The tension between trust and control, between hope and doubt, can leave us feeling spiritually drained. Yet, Romans 8:25 reminds us that if we hope…
I have a confession to make. Admitting burnout is hard, especially when you grew up in ministry. I watched my parents stay strong through everything, and for the longest time, I thought that’s just what you do—you push through, no matter how drained you feel. But I’ve been there. I know what it’s like to…
Being a homemaker, homeschool mom, pastor’s wife, and content creator means my schedule is packed. I’ve had to learn that while thriving through life’s chaos is admirable, it is also exhausting. I won’t ever be perfect, and that’s okay. The key to managing everything is balance, and balance comes from intentionality, prayer, and delegation. I…
Life rarely unfolds as we plan. As Christians, we navigate challenges in marriage, family, work, and ministry—often wondering why God allows trials to come our way. But what if we could shift our perspective? What if, like Habakkuk, we could move from doubt to faith — choosing to trust God in hard times and rejoice even when the outcome isn’t…
The holidays are here! I mean literally right here. I blinked yesterday, and suddenly my baby girl was turning fifteen, getting her permit, and we’re diving headfirst into end-of-year festivities. The gatherings are piling up, from church services to family get-togethers, and while there’s nothing wrong with the hustle, if we’re not careful, we’ll miss the point…
Have you ever had a day where the weight of the world seemed to be on your shoulders? The feeling of hopelessness just settles in, and you’re not sure how you’ll make it through the day. I’m here to tell you that prayer makes all the difference in those moments. While answers may not come…
I’m sure you’ve heard the acronym “WWJD—What Would Jesus Do?”. The phrase came from Rev. Charles Sheldon and his book “In His Steps,” published in 1896. Later, Janie Tinklenberg came up with the acronym. The thought process behind this is for the individual to stop and think just as Jesus would before reacting to a…
I woke up the other morning with a song on my mind: “I can hear the voice of the Lord calling us deeper.” Deeper, Pentecostals of Katy. I went in search of a verse that spoke those words exactly, and the only one I kept coming to was Psalm 42:7. Then once again this morning…
Have you ever heard the term “Complacency Kills!”? Recently, I was reading the book of Isaiah due to the Lord’s prompting, and a verse jumped out at me. “You women who are so complacent, rise up and listen to me; you daughters who feel secure, hear what I have to say!” Isaiah 32:9, New International…
