"So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand." ~ Isaiah 41:10  As we navigate through life, transitions are inevitable. Whether we're stepping into new opportunities, navigating unexpected challenges, or simply facing the unknown, seasons of change can leave us feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about the future. Yet, in the midst of these transitions, even when eve

Last week during my discussion with my life group, the topic of being still came up and we started talking about how hard it is to be still and trust that God is moving when everything around you looks like it’s falling apart.  It made me think of Exodus 14:14 which is a verse that brings me reassurance in the midst of trials and emphasizes this idea of being still and letting God fight for you:  “The Lord Himself will fight for you. Just stay calm.” ~ Exodus 14:14 NLT For co

We are on our phones so often throughout the day that in the middle of life’s hustle and bustle, it’s usually the quickest thing we can access. And while I highly recommend downloading the Bible App so God’s Word is always within reach, having a wallpaper with an anchor verse or encouraging reminder is such a quick and powerful lifestyle integration that can help you stay grounded. I’ve recently added Isaiah 41:10 as my phone wallpaper, and having it quickly accessible has a

There are moments in life when our problems feel so loud that they try to take center stage in our hearts. But David reminds us in Psalm 34:3 to "magnify the Lord, and exalt His name together."   To magnify something means to focus on it intentionally, and one practical way we can do that is through praise and worship. Worship shifts our focus back to God's nature and creates an atmosphere where we're declaring the truths of who He is and how good He is. So  if you’ve been fe

With Valentine's Day coming up, I wanted to check in with my fellow single women of God and share some journaling prompts to check in with God. I know it's not easy being out here in these dating streets, waiting on the Lord, so if the thought of this holiday coming up has you in your feels, I see you. But more importantly than me seeing you, God sees you. I know it's tough to reconcile that a loving father would see the tears you cry, and yet respond with either "no" or "not