“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....

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...

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