Has God ever called you to do something that seems ridiculous in a moment of weakness, pain or frustration? Well, in a moment of extreme anger with my children, God told me to stop and go make muffins.

Do you feel like you don't fit into any of the boxes? Does your soul long for a place "in-between"? A place where you're welcome to look deeper, seek God, change your mind and simply exist? You're welcome here.

Let’s dive into 6 ways I do business differently as a woman of faith and small business owner!

Gluttony isn’t a popular topic but I think it’s something we absolutely have to talk about. Whether you struggle with it directly or it’s something that effects your friends or family, it’s imperative that we do our best to support one another in this area.

God recently gave me the opportunity to be reminded to be present with a sweet encounter with an amazing stranger. Read on to be inspired.

When was the last time you said “yes” to doing something spontaneous that God’s invited you into? Here’s your sign to go for it.

When you rest, when you take your minute, you’ll find that you do not lack. You will find clarity and you will find peace for you to work out of. And you may just find that the brain fog lifts, that the mess naturally clears up and that everyone’s needs end up being met, even when it feels impossible.

Ever opened your Bible only to stare into the face of confusion? I’ve been there. Here’s a few practical tips so that you can study your Bible & actually understand it!

Memorizing scripture. Let's talk about why should we do it, the obstacles standing in our way and how to overcome them.

A biblical devotion on bravery.

Self care can be hard, but it doesn't have to be. It can be a part of your day to day life without becoming an obsession. Here's how!

Do you find it hard to get daily time in with Jesus? I feel ya. Here is my morning devotion routine to help inspire you to find a routine of your own. Plus I include tips for how to make it realistic for your lifestyle!

I have grappled with this post for awhile now because although I’ve wanted to share my experiences, I didn’t feel qualified to speak on such a heavy, extensive topic. Until it dawned on me that the doubt I was feeling was coming from the very thing I didn’t want to talk about: spiritual warfare.

One of my favorite things about God is how much He cares about the details of our lives.

Discussing my experience with new-ageism and how it can be dangerous for Christians to mess with.

Quitting isn't cute, but walking away because something is over or it's worse for you to stay mental and physically- that's not quitting. That's knowing when it's time to move on.

There's more to life than finishing everything & hitting every goal. Perseverance is a virtue, one that God talks a lot about, absolutely. But sometimes our view of goals and accomplishments differ from reality or what God wants for our lives.

Do you have the wisdom to know when to speak, how much to share and with whom to share it with? In our own inevitable hypocrisy we contradict the concept of "speaking our truth" and "using our voices" because with using your voice comes the innate right to not use your voice.