just because it’s the loudest thought doesn’t mean it’s the truest. today i’m practicing being skeptical of the doom instead of the joy. wanna try with me?”

I thought unanswered prayers meant God wasn’t there. Turns out, He was—just making things possible instead of comfortable.

took my kids on a 12-hour hike (pray for their therapy bills). one got lost in the dark, but she was with my dad, so i felt peace. imagine if we trusted God like that.

I’ve noticed a habit—exaggerating my doubts while downplaying my faith. Today I share how this shows up in my spiritual life, what it has to do with emotional regulation.

We can’t predict God’s feelings the way we do with people—and yet we try. What if God’s love is bigger, kinder, and more patient than you’ve ever dared to believe?

On free buns, free souls, and the radical choice to not make everything a problem—especially yourself.

On the decadent gift of stillness, why holy places matter, and what it means to actually become one—no mountain retreat or religious ritual required.

We live in an age that makes it easy to avoid discomfort—but at what cost? On why resilience, joy, and real confidence are only built by doing the hard things (and why I’ll still keep my cozy blanket).

Dreams aren’t always the destination—they’re sometimes just the starting point. On change, faith, and letting God dream bigger for you than you ever dared for yourself.

After a night at a Hozier concert, I’m thinking about grief, faith, and why sometimes all we need is one small door left open to God.