Devotions

Come along with me as I write and share story-driven Christian devotionals that help readers discover God’s voice in ordinary moments. Through my own personal experiences, observations from nature, and biblical truth, I hope my writing encourages you to slow down, recognize God’s hand in everyday life, and deepen your walk with Christ.

Work + Think Carefully

Have you ever felt prompted randomly to read a certain book or chapter of the Bible? That happened to me yesterday morning. I didn’t immediately obey by reading the 2 chapters of the small book of Haggai. But I did...

Recent Devotions

Work + Think Carefully

Have you ever felt prompted randomly to read a certain book or chapter of the Bible? That happened to me yesterday morning. I didn’t immediately obey by reading the 2 chapters of the small book of Haggai. But I did...

Hope, Confidence, and Trust – Mibṭāḥ

Hope, Confidence, and Trust – Mibṭāḥ Is it ok to rewrite Scripture? Ok, calm down. I’m just joking – I did not rewrite Scripture, *BUT* I did a little tweak. Hang on – let me explain 🙂 I’ve been studying...

A New Song – A Redefining

Sometimes I wonder if my prayer or praise sounds like I pressed play – the same message on repeat. I believe God loves hearing from us no matter what, whether it is the same thing day after day or something...

Found, Not Forced

There are so many things I adore about our God, and one of them is highlighted in my heart today: His gentleness. He’s a gentleman. He doesn’t force Himself on us. He gives us the free will to seek Him.As...

Chosen to be American, Today

The 4th of July has always been my favorite holiday. Of course, I love Christmas, the birth of Christ. Of course, I love Easter, the resurrection. I also really love the family togetherness and gratitude that comes with Thanksgiving. But...

Lessons Learned Under the Weeping Willow

I can’t see a weeping willow tree without it bringing me back to a sacred, secret hiding place as a child.  On the side of my childhood home at our property line grew the most magnificent weeping willow tree. I...

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