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I’ve released three songs through DistroKid under Graceful Voices Choir, and they’re now streaming on all major platforms. 🎵 Christmas Is Still About Him A steady reminder that no matter how loud the season gets, it’s still about Christ. 🎵 Let the Season Shine Joyful, hopeful, and full of light. Written to lift hearts. 🎵 Where Love Feels Like Home Warm, reflective, and rooted in the kind of love that feels safe and familiar. These songs were written simply and intentionall

“A devotional on how comparison robs joy and how scripture guides us back to contentment, gratitude, and the purpose God designed for us.”

Find peace and renewal through biblical wisdom on rest. Learn how to manage stress, overcome exhaustion, and restore your mind, body, and spirit.

“The Beauty In You” is more than a song. It’s a reminder that real beauty isn’t found in mirrors or filters but in the heart that reflects God’s love. This song calls us to see ourselves the way He does—worthy, whole, and wonderfully made. In a world that chases perfection, it’s a quiet invitation to rest in grace and embrace the light within.

God isn’t looking for outward displays—He wants our hearts. In Joel 2:12–13, we’re called to return to Him with sincerity, humility, and repentance. True reconciliation with God begins when we come honestly before Him, seeking forgiveness and restoration. His grace is waiting on the other side of a turned heart.

“Good Things Come to Those Who Wait” is a heartfelt Christian worship song about trusting God’s timing and finding peace in the waiting. A reminder that waiting isn’t wasted—it’s where faith grows and God’s promises take root.

In Cherishing the Beauty God Created, we explore what it truly means to honor the beauty God placed within us—body, mind, and spirit. Drawing from Scripture and inspired by Katherine Anne Porter’s words, this devotional reminds us that caring for ourselves isn’t vanity but stewardship. When we protect and nurture the beauty God created, we reflect His glory in our daily lives. Learn how faith, self-care, and gratitude work together to restore the peace and purpose God intende

“Waiting is not punishment—it’s preparation. You may feel like you’re in a hole, but God is building a ladder.”

Lesson plans are more than outlines—they’re tools that help us stay organized, keep students engaged, and create space for God to move. But the real power of a lesson plan comes when we use it with intention. From praying before you teach, to adding personal stories, to leaving room for the Holy Spirit’s leading, these simple tips will help you move beyond just “reading the plan” and turn your teaching into a meaningful experience.

Be still & breathe. Like in sports, yoga, or a photo, calm focus brings clarity. Psalm 46:10 reminds us God is our peace.

Are you holding on to things that bring comfort but may be weighing you down? In Where Your Treasure Is, I share how Matthew 6:21 challenged me to see beyond possessions and focus on the treasures that truly last—faith, love, peace, and relationships. Discover practical steps to find balance, release what no longer serves you, and treasure what enriches your soul.

“We were created to love—but when that love gets redirected toward things that replace God, it becomes an idol. The world says ‘follow your heart,’ but God says ‘guard it.’”

I can’t change the past—and honestly, I’ve stopped trying to explain it. What I can do is own it, learn from it, and move forward.

Throughout the Bible, we see countless examples of God’s people coming together in unity to seek His guidance, mercy, and intervention....

It’s Easter Sunday, y’all. One of those mornings that just feels sacred—even with the rain tapping on the windshield as we made our way to church. There’s a peace in the air on days like today. A stillness that reminds you: this is holy ground. Today, we celebrate a risen Savior. We celebrate hope. On the way to church, my husband and I sang together in the car. Now, singing isn’t exactly his favorite thing (and he’s the first to admit he’s a little off-key), but he’ll sing w

Have you ever noticed how laughter can lift your mood, even on the toughest days? Proverbs 17:22 reminds us that “a cheerful heart is good medicine.” Joy has the power to restore and renew—but when our spirit is crushed, it can drain us physically and emotionally. In this post, we explore how joy helps us heal, why guarding our hearts matters, and how to cultivate lasting joy through gratitude, God’s Word, and simple pleasures.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gave His followers a clear identity and mission: “You are the salt of the earth” and “You are the light...

As spring approaches and I prepare to start seeds in my greenhouse and plant my raised garden beds, I find myself reflecting on the role...

"Here is my servant whom I have chosen, the one I love, in whom I delight; I will put my Spirit on him, and he will proclaim justice to...

Your confidence comes from Christ. You are fearfully and wonderfully made—walk boldly in His strength! (Psalm 139:14, Philippians 4:13)