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This 20-day journey walks through the life of Jesus with short, powerful daily readings—perfect for busy hearts who still want to go deep. Start reading or sign up for daily devotionals straight to your inbox.

We all want a step-by-step plan, but faith doesn’t usually come with a roadmap. If you're standing at the edge of something unknown, unsure if you’re ready to move—this one's for you. It's about the messy, holy work of trusting God with the next step… even when you don’t know where it’s leading.

We grip onto resentment like it’s protecting us—but really, it’s just weighing us down. Forgiveness isn’t about saying what happened was okay, and it’s not about letting someone off the hook. It’s about setting yourself free. Ready to put the burden down? Let’s talk about it.

Ever feel like faith is just another checklist—pray this way, read this much, do all the things? 🙃 What if spiritual disciplines weren’t about proving yourself but actually experiencing God’s love? Let’s reframe these practices so they feel life-giving, not like another task on your to-do list.

✨ Spoiler: You don’t have to do them perfectly—you just have to start.

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Ever feel intimidated by the idea of talking about Jesus? You’re not alone! Sharing your faith doesn’t have to be awkward or forced. In this post, we’ll talk about simple, natural ways to bring up faith in everyday conversations—no megaphone required.

Ever wonder who you really are beyond your job, relationships, or past mistakes? In this week’s blog, we’re breaking down what God says about your identity—because it’s unshakable, even when life feels messy.

he voices we follow shape the way we think, act, and grow. Some lead us toward wisdom and purpose—others, not so much. So how do we know who’s truly worth following? Let’s break it down.

Church can feel complicated—so many rules, expectations, and mixed experiences. But what if we’ve overcomplicated something Jesus made simple? Discover how to live out your faith in a way that’s real, practical, and deeply meaningful.

Navigating life's moral complexities can be overwhelming. Instead of asking, "Is this right or wrong?" what if we considered, "Is this loving?" Discover how this simple shift can transform your decision-making and deepen your relationships.

Scripture doesn’t have to feel complicated. Learn how focusing on just one verse or word can deepen your faith and help you meet God right where you are. Let’s simplify together!

We often think faith is about knowing more—but what if it’s really about living out what we already know? In today’s post, I’m sharing why simple, applied faith can transform our lives (and the lives of those around us). Ready to dive in?

Feeling like faith is just another to-do list? What if it’s not about what you do, but what God has already done? Discover how His relentless pursuit can transform your faith into a life-giving relationship. 💛

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Feel like your story is too messy for God? Think again. The women in Jesus’ genealogy—Tamar, Rahab, Bathsheba, and others—remind us that no mess is too big for God to redeem. You are seen, loved, and written into His story.

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Ever feel like a background character? The shepherds in the Christmas story did too—but their story shows us that God sees, values, and invites the overlooked into His greatest plan.

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Ever feel like the most ordinary person in the room? Discover how quiet faithfulness and simple obedience can lead to extraordinary impact.

Resentment—it’s like carrying around a stinky trash bag that you just can’t let go of. With the holidays speeding toward us, family gatherings and complicated relationships are front and center. Resentment sneaks in, especially with those closest to us, stealing our joy and making gratitude feel impossible.

But what if we could trade bitterness for freedom? In this week’s blog, Grateful and Resentful: Finding Freedom in Gratitude, we’re taking out the trash—those subtle habits of gossip, frustration, and grudges—and learning how gratitude can transform even the hardest moments.

If the idea of family dinner fills you with a little dread, this one’s for you. Let’s fix our thoughts on what’s good, set healthy boundaries, and find joy in the small things—even when it’s messy.

Fear is Sneaky...
If you'd told me a few years ago that fear had a grip on me, I would've laughed it off. Fearful? Me? Not a chance. Awkward? Absolutely. Angry? Maybe (okay, definitely). But fearful? That wasn’t even on my radar.

And yet, here I am, realizing fear is sneakier than I thought. It’s a shape-shifter, hiding in plain sight. It doesn’t always look like panic or avoidance; sometimes, it’s disguised as control, overconfidence, or the routines we cling to.

Fear whispers things like: What if I fail? What if they leave? What if I’m not enough?

But what if gratitude could change the story? What if stepping into the unknown, trusting God, is where freedom begins?

Anxiety blinds us to blessings, but gratitude opens our eyes. When life feels overwhelming and fear seems to take over, it’s easy to lose sight of the good. But what if we could change the channel? Instead of letting anxiety set the tone, imagine finding peace, even in the midst of uncertainty. Let’s explore how a simple shift—one rooted in both faith and practicality—can make all the difference.

In a season marked by pain and setbacks, I learned the surprising power of choosing joy. My journey started with a simple gratitude journal, and over time, gratitude opened my eyes to the beauty in my life, even in the midst of struggle. Today, I want to share a bit of my story with you, in hopes it might inspire you to find joy—even if it feels like joy isn’t choosing you.