Category: Faith and Formation
Devotionals and spiritual reflections that wrestle with doubt, divine timing, and the mystery of God’s presence—even in silence.
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Many Masks
Read more: Many MasksHave you ever stopped long enough to wonder how real you are on any given day? Not in the philosophical sense — but in the everyday, ordinary moments. Like when someone casually asks, “How’s your day going?” You know your morning was a mess. Your…
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The Quiet Strength of Being Yourself
Read more: The Quiet Strength of Being YourselfThere comes a point in every person’s life when the pressure to be someone else becomes louder than the permission to be yourself. It shows up in subtle ways — the urge to match someone else’s pace, the temptation to imitate someone’s style, the quiet…
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You Haven’t Lost It — You Just Stopped Listening
Read more: You Haven’t Lost It — You Just Stopped ListeningSometimes the most important thing you can hear is something you already knew. Not something brand‑new. Not a groundbreaking revelation. Just a reminder — a nudge — that you haven’t lost your way… you just drifted a little. That’s what happened to me this weekend.…
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The Quiet Ways We Matter: And the Courage to Rise Again
Read more: The Quiet Ways We Matter: And the Courage to Rise AgainEver have those days where you wonder if you’re enough? Or if you’ve done anything meaningful with your life? Most of us have. And most of us are wrong about ourselves. Because the truth is this: you are more than enough, and you’ve already made…
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10 Reasons to Not Stop Trying
Read more: 10 Reasons to Not Stop TryingThere are moments in life when quitting feels easier than continuing. When the weight gets heavy, when progress feels slow, when the old patterns try to pull you back — stopping can look like relief. But the truth is this: every time you choose to…
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What If You Set It All Down for a Moment
Read more: What If You Set It All Down for a MomentThere’s a quiet question that’s been tugging at me lately — one I think many of us feel but rarely pause long enough to name: “What would happen if you set it all aside for a moment?“ Not forever. Not dramatically. Just… long enough to…
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Becoming Whole Again Bells Palsy Update
Read more: Becoming Whole Again Bells Palsy UpdateBecoming Whole Again: When Healing Is More Than the Body Twenty-five days into this second round of Bell’s palsy, I’m learning—again—that healing is never just about nerves, muscles, or facial movement. It’s about the mind, the spirit, the quiet battles no one sees, and the…
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The Slow Work of Becoming Yourself Again
Read more: The Slow Work of Becoming Yourself AgainThere are seasons when you don’t notice you’re drifting. You’re still showing up, still doing the things, still carrying the weight you’ve always carried. But somewhere along the way, a quiet distance forms between who you are and who you’re becoming. Not because of one…
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The Moment You Realize You’re Holding Too Much
Read more: The Moment You Realize You’re Holding Too MuchThere’s a moment — and it rarely announces itself — when you suddenly feel the weight of everything you’ve been carrying. Not the physical weight, but the invisible kind. The kind that settles into your shoulders, your breath, your decisions, your marriage, your sleep. The…
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When Bell’s Palsy Comes Back: The Dark Corners, the Fear, and the Fight to Stay Grounded
Read more: When Bell’s Palsy Comes Back: The Dark Corners, the Fear, and the Fight to Stay GroundedWhen you get Bell’s palsy for the second time in five years, something inside you shifts. The first time is shocking. The second time is… something else entirely. It’s fear layered on top of memory. It’s frustration mixed with déjà vu. It’s your brain sprinting…