Why We Don’t Get What We Pray For

If you find yourself constantly going over you're special formula for prayer & faith, but feel confused when things still end in hurt/pain/loss, I understand. Here are my thoughts on: why we don't always get what we pray for.

Weekly Affirmation – All the Feels

Maybe you are feeling “all the feels” or maybe you’re confused about not feeling “enough”. Either way this week’s affirmation is for you. ♥️

Daring, Raw, & Shockingly Honesty

What does the real me look like? Can other people handle it? This week I was shockingly honest on Facebook...read more about the response I received & get your own dose of hope.

Weekly Affirmation – Conquer

When life seems a bit crushing, how can we rise above? How can we turn our being crushed into crushing it? This week's affirmation is a great place to start! #mondaymotivation #positivity

Embracing Uncertainty

The season we may be going through today, may seem difficult, the plot unknown, waters uncharted. Our pain may be a loud gong inside our heads. BUT somehow if we keep moving forward, keeping our eyes peeled for hope, it will show up. 

My Father’s Day Non-Eulogy

Having faith while allowing yourself the freedom to process through your emotions is what God wants for us. It's what God wants for my Dad. As we navigate this path post cancer diagnosis.

Weekly Affirmation – Big Feelings

Realizing what to do with your feelings is a helpful step toward success. Especially in relationships that involve someone with mental health struggles. This week's affirmation addresses what we can do with all our very important, very big feelings.

Weekly Affirmation – Body, Mind, & Soul

Body, Mind, & Soul - Whole, Brilliant, Fulfilled

Weekly Affirmation – Faith

Even when things don't turn out how we pictured in our head, they do have a way of working out, in their perfectly imperfect way. Let us have faith that what we are going through right now is no different.

We Should Have Stayed

Sometimes we are so caught up in our pain that we end up constantly looking for reasons to leave, rather than looking for ways to connect. Here is a part of our story that can hopefully inspire you to do better than we did.