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  "The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; His mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is Your faithfulness." — Lamentations 3:22-23 Some mornings, I wake up feeling weary before the day has even begun. The weight of yesterday’s struggles, the regrets, the unanswered prayers—they all seem to follow me into today. And yet, in the stillness of the morning, this truth rises with the sun: God’s mercies are new. Every. Single. Day. No matter how hard yesterday was, no matter how many times I stumbled, no matter how heavy my heart feels—God’s love remains steady. His mercies don’t run out. He doesn’t look at me and say, “That was your last chance.” Instead, He meets me in the morning with fresh grace, with an unshaken faithfulness that is bigger than my failures, my fears, and my worries. What Does It Mean That His Mercies Are New? Lamentations is a book of grief, written in the aftermath of Jerusalem’s destruction. The author, likely the prophet Jerem...

Sometimes, you just have to stop and recognize the amazing people in your life, and today, I want to take a minute to tell you about my husband. He is good to the core—fiercely loyal, endlessly kind, deeply loving, honest to a fault, effortlessly funny, incredibly driven, and insanely talented. Am I biased? Probably. But is it 100% true? Absolutely. And would anyone who really knows him agree? Without a doubt. He never stops thinking about his calling—always creating, learning, and discovering. I have no idea how he does it! I’ve often wished I had even half of his relentless drive—and his level of patience. Most nights, you can find him in his home office, creating click tracks, soundtrack videos, and discovering new music to bring to his ministry. We are opposites in many ways, yet so much alike in others—like most couples who balance each other out. I thrive on spontaneity, love changing things up, and admittedly have a quick temper. He, on the other hand, is calm, cool, and collect...

 You ever have one of those moments where you look ahead and think, I have no idea how this is going to work out ? Yeah, me too. Whether it’s a big decision, a tough conversation, or just the weight of life stacking up, it’s easy to feel like you’re stepping into the unknown without a clue what’s waiting on the other side. But here’s the truth I have to remind myself of— God is already there. “It is the Lord who goes before you. He will be with you; He will not leave you or forsake you. Do not fear or be dismayed.” – Deuteronomy 31:8 God’s Not Just Walking With You—He’s Ahead of You I don’t know about you, but I like having a plan. I like knowing what’s coming next. But life doesn’t always give us that luxury. Sometimes, we’re stepping into situations where we can’t see the outcome, and that’s when fear and doubt start creeping in. But here’s what I love about Deuteronomy 31:8—it doesn’t just say that God walks with us . It says He goes before us . That means before you even get to...

  “But now thus says the Lord, he who created you, O Jacob, he who formed you, O Israel: ‘Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name, you are mine.’” — Isaiah 43:1 Lately, life has felt like a battle. Some days, it’s a quiet, internal struggle; other days, it’s a storm that I can’t seem to outrun. I’ve walked through adversity before—through pain, through loss, through sickness, through moments that have left me wondering how I would ever find my way back to normal again. And now, as I stand in the middle of yet another difficult season, I find myself searching for something solid, something sure. And then, I hear this whisper in my heart: “I have called you by name. You are mine.” The Power of Being Known There is something profoundly comforting about being known—not just in a surface-level way, but deeply, truly, intimately known. The God who formed the stars, who carved the oceans, who set the mountains in place— knows my name . He knows my fears, my doubts, m...

I went back and forth on whether to share this post, but I can’t shake the feeling that someone out there needs to hear this. This year has been incredibly challenging for us in so many ways. And while I know —without a doubt—that God holds us in the palm of His hand, I’ll admit it’s been hard to fully let go and trust that He’s going to work it all out for our good. In moments like this, I’m reminded of the father in Mark 9:24 , who cried out to Jesus, “I believe; help my unbelief!” That verse resonates so deeply with me. I believe in God’s promises, I believe He is good, and I believe He is in control—but sometimes, my faith feels fragile. I find myself asking Him to strengthen it, to meet me in my doubts, and to help me trust Him more fully. If you’re feeling that way too, you’re not alone. God doesn’t require perfect faith—He simply invites us to come to Him as we are. And He is faithful to meet us right where we need Him. I've found this Christmas season to be difficult in ma...

One of my favorite Christmas ornaments is a large, rugged nail suspended from a red ribbon. Each year, it hangs at the heart of our tree, right next to a heart ornament. It’s not flashy, and you might not even notice it among the lights and decorations, but we know it’s there—right at the heart of our Christmas celebrations. It serves as a quiet, powerful reminder of why He came. At first glance, a nail might seem out of place among twinkling lights, shining bulbs, and festive decorations. But for our family, it’s a powerful reminder that the story of Christmas doesn’t stop at the manger. The baby born in Bethlehem came with a purpose. Jesus, fully God and fully man, came to be the Savior of the world, and that meant the cross was always part of the plan. The red ribbon represents His sacrifice—the blood He shed to redeem us. As the angel told Joseph in Matthew 1:21: “She will bear a son, and you shall call His name Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins.” The heart ornamen...