THE BLOG

“Why am I still grieving?”

If you’ve asked yourself that question months or even years after losing someone you love, you are not alone.

Many people expect grief to follow a predictable timeline. They believe that after enough months or perhaps a y...

Trauma, grief, and emotional pain have a way of changing how we see ourselves, others, and even God. Whether you've experienced childhood trauma, emotional abuse, rejection, illness, or unexpected loss, those experiences can quietly shape your though...

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When Your Emotions Feel Too Intense to Handle

There are moments when everything...

I remember a season of my life where I kept telling myself I was doing everything right, yet nothing inside of me felt at peace. On the outside, it looked like love. I was showing up, I was forgiving, I was giving my time and energy, and I was doing ...

Have you ever taken a few minutes to really visualize the life you dream about?

Not just the goals you hope to reach or the responsibilities you carry each day, but the deeper vision of who you want to become and the life you want to build.

What do...

Some women don’t just survive one hard relationship.
They survive a pattern.

A pattern of over-giving.
A pattern of walking on eggshells.
A pattern of trying harder, loving deeper, staying longer

Until one day they look in the mirror and barely recogn...

Every year around this time, we’re encouraged to set goals.

And if we’re being honest, many of them don’t survive past the second week of January.

That’s why, years ago, I stopped setting rigid N...

There are seasons when life grows so loud you can’t hear your own thoughts let alone God. The calendar fills, the phone pings, the arguments replay in your head, and the body hums with a steady current of fear. You’re holding the family together and ...

There’s a kind of religion that looks polished from the outside and hollow on the inside. It knows the verses, shows up on time, and checks all the boxes yet leaves you frightened of God and harsh with yourself. When life gets loud and the heart gets...

For much of her life, Sylvia Saitman carried invisible weight. Trauma had left its mark, heartbreak had dimmed her joy, and slowly, almost unknowingly, she learned to hide. She tucked away the pieces of herself that felt “too much” or “not enough” so...