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Continue reading →: Today Is the Day: Releasing She Reached AnywayToday, She Reached Anyway is officially live. Even writing that sentence feels surreal. This time last year, I was in a very different place. I was increasingly becoming weak and sick, and I had no answers as to why. I remember feeling confused, frustrated, and desperately wanting healing while trying…
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Continue reading →: Holding the Story God Asked Me to WriteSome Stories Take Time to Tell For a long time, I carried this story quietly, wondering if I should even share my heart with others to read. Not because it did not matter, but because some stories take time to process, heal from, and finally place into words. Over the…
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Continue reading →: Ten Years of Momspirational Life: What God Has Grown From a Simple YesTen years ago, I started something small. There was no big strategy. No perfect plan. No polished vision of what it would become. Just a quiet nudge and a simple yes. Now today, I am sitting here realizing that “simple yes” has turned into ten years of Momspirational Life. Ten…
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Continue reading →: When Jesus Wept: Finding Resurrection Life in What Feels LostIn John 11, we find one of the most powerful statements Jesus ever made: “Jesus said to her, I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in Me, though he die, yet shall he live.” (John 11:25) This was not spoken after a miracle. It was spoken in the…
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Continue reading →: Salt in the Wound: Why Looking Back Keeps You From Healing (Biblical Encouragement)Have you ever felt like you’re trying to move forward, but something keeps pulling you back? Looking back can feel harmless, even comforting at times. But spiritually, it can quietly delay healing and keep us stuck in places God already called us out of. In this post, we’ll look at…
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Continue reading →: The Graves of Internal SufferingIsaiah 9:2“The people walking in darkness have seen a great light; on those dwelling in the land of deep darkness, a light has dawned.” There is a phrase in this verse that reshaped how I read it: “the shadow of death.” In Hebrew translation, it is tsalmaveth, a meaning that…
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Continue reading →: Surrendering Stewardship: From Emotional Spending to Intentional PlanningBeginning the Surrendering Stewardship Journey This post is part of the Surrendering Stewardship series, where I share the practical and spiritual journey God has been leading me through as I learn to steward our family’s resources more intentionally. In this series, I talk about everything from spending habits and emotional…
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Continue reading →: Why I Started a Teachers Pay Teachers StoreWhen I stepped away from the classroom after five years of teaching to become a stay-at-home mom, I knew I would miss many things about teaching, especially creating engaging lessons for my students.
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Continue reading →: Surrendering Stewardship: How God Changed My Heart About Spending and Saving MoneyPart 1 of the Surrendering Stewardship Series Beginning the Surrendering Stewardship Journey This post is part of a series called Surrendering Stewardship, where I share the practical and spiritual journey God has been leading me through as I learn to steward our family’s resources more intentionally. In this series, I…
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Continue reading →: God’s Presence Doesn’t Change with the ForecastAs I sit here this evening, the first day of the winter storm is settling in. Temperatures have dropped, weather alerts have been constant, and the quiet that comes with snow feels heavier once night arrives. If I am honest, the days leading up to today stirred more anxiety in…
