Still Learning

This week I’m diving deep into a conversation with a friend that left me sitting in the weight of just how much of a privilege it is to be a witness to what God is doing in people's lives — not just so I can get something out of it, but because He's actually trusting me with influence, and at some point, I'll be called to testify to what I've seen and heard

I'm exploring the tricky line between spiritual discernment and delusion—sharing my own hits and misses to help us grow in hearing God clearly without weaponizing what we discern against others.

Today I'm getting into something that might ruffle a couple feathers — what it actually means to call yourself a Christian, because it's not just about what you proclaim, it's how you live that out, and I think in some ways we've really lost the plot.

I'm celebrating one year as a nurse AND giving you a full dating life update — from breaking down emotional walls and finally downloading Hinge, to learning that "person first, husband last" changes everything. I'm still figuring this out, but I'm a hopeful romantic and I fully believe God is writing my love story.

I'm getting real about my mental health for the first time — the depressive episodes I've been navigating since June, the shame of being the "strong friend" who now needs help, and how God is walking me through it. If you've ever wondered how faith and mental health struggles can coexist, this one's for you.

Who knew turning 23 could make one so reflective. My early 20s have taught me so much and what better place to share those lessons than here. So, let's talk about why it's okay to not have it all figured out, how sowing and stewarding shapes the life you want, the importance of being intentionally selfish with your time and energy, and why outgrowing who you used to be is something to embrace, not apologize for.

What does it mean to be considerate of your witness? In this week’s episode I’m diving into Romans 14 to discuss how the freedoms and liberties we have in Christ can impact others, and why sometimes love means willingly setting aside our own rights for the sake of a brother or sister's faith journey.

We're back for Season 3, and I definitely did not hold back! In this premiere yap session, I’m catching you up on everything — the summer highs, the hard lows, the mental health struggles nobody saw coming, a Daisy nomination, becoming a charge nurse, and what God is saying over this new season.

Season 3 is about embracing uncertainty and living in vulnerability. And it starts right here!

In this Season 2 finale of Still Learning, I'm reflecting on one full year of post-grad life — the growth, the surprises, and all the ways I became someone I never quite planned to be. From switching to video, working in a specialty I once swore I'd never enter, to finally showing up fully as myself, this episode is an honest and heartfelt conversation on why post-grad life isn’t so bad after all.

I made a decision this season that had me fully feeling like a quitter — spoiler alert: I wasn't. This week I unpack overcommitment, the Martha in me, and what it actually feels like to step away.