Understanding our worth is one of the most important tasks in life. We could avoid so many problems just by truly understanding where our worth comes from. Today’s relationship culture often tries to sell usContinue reading
Things my husband taught me about love
My husband, the wonderful man that he is, has been teaching me about love since before we ever started dating. Before meeting him, I carried so many distorted ideas about love and relationship dynamics thatContinue reading
Things I needed to understand about love in my twenties
In my twenties, career and adventure were at the top of my list. At twenty-three, I boarded a plane and flew straight into who knows what. Young, idealistic me was convinced I’d be back homeContinue reading
Things my college self needed to understand about love
College was one of my favorite seasons of life. It was full of ambition, long study sessions, and big dreams. But if I could sit across from my younger self in one of those libraryContinue reading
Things my teenage self needed to understand about love
If I could go back in time, the first thing I would tell my teenage self is this: true love does exist, but it looks nothing like the movies. Those butterflies that make you dizzy?Continue reading
Second chances
If only he could have a second chance. If only he could go back in time and take his words back. Peter wasn’t one to cry easily, yet here he was, drowning in regret, weepingContinue reading
From persecutor to follower
He was a persecutor, but for the “right” cause, or so he thought. Zealous for the truth… or at least for what he believed the truth to be. His name was Saul, and little didContinue reading
From thief to transformed
He was a thief. Rejected by his people and not precisely admired by his employers. Numbers were his specialty, and he lacked the ability to connect with people. His job, marked by shame and stigma,Continue reading
Rescued, Restored, Redeemed
She was rescued, restored, and redeemed. Rahab’s story invites us to consider the power of an identity reset. Known among her people as just another prostitute, Rahab carried a label that could have easily definedContinue reading









