I am very excited to introduce you to our very first guest on the podcast, Gracelyn Sorrell! Gracelyn is not only a sister in Christ, but someone who I am honored to call my friend. Join us this week as she shares the story of how God led her on a journey of purity at the age of 16! On this episode, we'll be taking a closer look at what true, biblical purity actually looks like in the life of the believer. 

To support and follow Gracelyn's ministry, simply follow her on Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook @GracelynSorrell.

Contrary to popular belief, closed doors can actually be a blessing! That is, when they are closed by the Great Jehovah. This week we delve into John 15 as we discuss pruning, setbacks, and dive acceleration. Catch you on the inside!

Nowadays I oftentimes here many people say, “Where does the time go, time is flying by!” or “Time is moving faster than ever before!” 

I want to challenge this perspective by presenting that maybe it’s not time that has been fast-forwarded, but human beings that are moving more rapidly. 

What would happen if we slowed down and lived life at the pace of heaven?

Today, we begin the conversation on walking with the God. So get comfortable, press play, and let’s dive in!

Welcome to Part 2 of our discussion on 'Waiting". You're in for a treat!

On this episode we discuss how, in our surrender, God will give our heart the desire for His will in our lives. But oftentimes we may find that it conflicts with our own will and desires for our future.

Even in this season, I have found myself grieving the loss of the career and profession that I’ve spent the last seven years of my life building. It is only because of His grace that I’m able to pivot into my true purpose. 

This sacrifice of the will is not one that is by no means easy to do, but it is possible because of Christ in us.

And with Christ in us, we can gaze into the mirror of our wilderness and reflect a Garden of Gethsamane, resurrecting itself from the grave of surrender.

Today marks one year since losing my grandmother, and though some time has lapsed, sometimes it still feels surreal that she is no longer here. 

Although I do miss her dearly, I am grateful for the fruit that has ripened as a result of the experience of her loss. 

I pray that my story would encourage every man or woman who takes the time out to listen, and that you would be empowered to see not only yourself, but your God and your circumstances through the eyes of His love.

God Bless 💖

If you're a planner like me, you've probably already began looking ahead to set your goals and aspirations for the approaching new year. Though it is not a bad thing to plan and be prepared, the Bible says "Many are the plans in a man's heart, but the Lord's purpose will prevail". I believe God is calling us into a deeper dependency and trust in His design for our lives. He is The Great Author, and He intends to write the most beautiful poetry with our stories if we allow Him to!