From Here To There

What if you’ve done more, learned more, and grown more than you’re giving yourself credit for?

In this episode of From Here to There, I’m sharing what’s on my bingo bucket list board and how it’s encouraging me to try new things and make memories. We’re also talking about why documenting your experiences matters—from big milestones to little firsts that are easy to forget. Take the picture, write down the memory, and celebrate the square you checked off. Someday, those reminders may help you see just how far you’ve come.

“Are you in pain?” my husband asked when he saw my face. I was praying—and I’d been crying.

In this episode of From Here to There, I’m talking about why tears can come so easily in prayer. Sometimes we’re grieving. Sometimes we’re overwhelmed. Sometimes we’re grateful, or finally honest about how tired we are. We’ll look at Hannah’s prayer, the comfort of knowing God sees our tears, and the freedom to come to Him without having the right words.

What hurt you may not have been your fault—but healing is still a choice only you can make. In this episode, we’re talking about the difference between staying bitter and getting better, what letting go really means, and why forgiveness doesn’t require forgetting, excusing, or reopening a door that needed to be closed.

What happens when everything in your life matters—but you simply don’t have enough of yourself to give everything your all?

In this episode of From Here to There, we’re talking about priorities, the guilt that comes with putting something down, and learning the difference between the things that will bounce and the things that might break. Maybe consistency isn’t about perfectly juggling everything. Maybe it’s about knowing what needs you most in this season—and giving yourself permission to let the rest wait.

What did we THINK being a teenager would be like when we were 8? 😂 In this fun episode, my daughter and her friend take over the mic to talk about their childhood expectations vs. the reality of actually being teenagers. From what they totally got wrong to what surprisingly turned out to be true, it’s a little chaotic, a lot of rambling, and completely unfiltered. 🎙️💕

Just because someone is in your life doesn’t automatically mean they should be speaking into your life—and the same is true for us when it comes to others.

In this episode of From Here to There, we’re talking about the power and responsibility of influence. How do we know when to speak up, when to simply listen, and when our good intentions may actually be doing more harm than good? We’ll look at both sides: choosing who gets a voice in our lives and examining the kind of voice we are in someone else’s.

Our words can encourage, challenge, heal, guide—and sometimes hinder. The question is: Are the words we’re speaking helping someone move from where they are to where God is calling them to be?

🎙️ From Here to There — because growth isn’t just about where you’re going, but who and what you allow to speak into the journey.

We all fall. We all fail. We all face moments that make us question whether we have what it takes to keep going. But falling doesn't have to be the end of your story.

In this episode of From Here to There, we're talking about what it means to get back up after disappointment, mistakes, setbacks, and seasons that knock the wind out of you. Whether you've fallen because of your own choices or because life blindsided you, your greatest strength isn't found in never falling—it's found in refusing to stay down.

If you're feeling discouraged, defeated, or ready to give up, this conversation is for you. Remember: God isn't finished with your story. We fall down... but by His grace, we get back up.

Because every step you take after getting back up is another step From Here to There.

Negativity has a way of convincing us that we're not enough—that we're too late, too broken, or too incapable to ever reach the life we're hoping for. In this episode of From Here to There, I open up about the battle we all face between the voices of doubt and the truth of who we were created to be.

If you've ever questioned your worth, felt discouraged by your circumstances, or wondered whether you'll ever make it to the other side of your current struggle, this conversation is for you. We'll talk about choosing faith over fear, believing in yourself even when confidence feels out of reach, and refusing to let negativity determine your future.

Your journey isn't over. Where you are today doesn't have to be where you stay tomorrow. Let's take another step together—from here...to there.

One Question Away

Have you ever come so close to reaching a goal that you could almost touch it... only to fall just short?

In this episode, I'm sharing a recent disappointment that reminded me success isn't always about getting it right the first time. Sometimes the greatest lessons are learned in the moments that tempt us to quit.

We'll talk about perseverance, identity, and why your worth is never determined by a single setback. If you're in a season where you're wondering whether to keep going, I hope this conversation reminds you that "almost" isn't the end of your story—it may just be the beginning of a stronger one.

No matter what you're facing today, don't let one moment convince you to give up on what God has called you to. Your setback doesn't define you. Your decision to keep moving forward does.

Life doesn't always give us reasons to be thankful—but maybe that's the point.

In this episode, I'm simply sharing what's been on my heart as I reflect on gratitude. This isn't a polished teaching or a step-by-step guide—it's an honest conversation about choosing thankfulness even when life feels uncertain, overwhelming, or just plain hard.

It's easy to thank God when everything is going well. The real challenge is learning to keep a grateful heart when circumstances don't make sense. Join me as I ramble through personal thoughts, biblical encouragement, and the reminder that gratitude isn't based on what's happening around us—it's rooted in who God is.

If you've been struggling to see the good, or just need a reminder to shift your perspective, I hope this conversation encourages you to pause, breathe, and find something to be thankful for today.

After all, gratitude doesn't ignore reality—it changes how we walk through it.