One way that I love to spend time with the Lord is by playing worship music, specifically in the car. Recently, when I began to play these songs I began to wrestle with whether or not I was truly encountering the Lord. Not only was I wondering if I was encountering the Lord, but I was wondering if I was truly glorifying him.

I felt like the Lord prompted the question in my heart of whether or not my inward, quiet moments also showed the actions of Jesus.

What am I doing when I am at my laziest point, what am I looking at, how am I speaking, what does my space look like and what are my thoughts like?

One thing more specifically that the Lord is teaching me is that despite what the enemy says, his word is in fact not fleeting and neither is he.

If we recognize this and the true character of Jesus we will come to realize and truly TASTE and SEE what a blessing it is that everything of this world is vastly the opposite of God's word.

When thinking about who I used to be and who I am today, I find myself in constant awe of what the Lord has done in my life, teaching me about who the world says I am and then who HE says I am.

One thing that motivated me to start coaching, is I wished I had clearer eyes to see that I wasn’t putting God first before and I wanted to share this revelation with others, to encourage them to put God first now, and not wait for an emotional impact to jolt them.

Holiday’s are different since my mom left this earth, they feel less special somehow and also more special at the same time. Grief is a combination feeling…

My mom and best friend passed away in a tragic car accident in October of 2020. In the beginning of grief, my instinct was to isolate, to stay stuck in the grief, because moving forward meant I wasn’t honoring my mom.

When is the last time you went back and really read through the details of the resurrection?

Today, I want to look at a few events that led up to the crucifixion, reading the details and really thinking how the people felt during this time is a powerful reflection for each of us to take time to look in the mirror at our own lives and hearts.

Taking a moment today to feel Jesus’s heart in his last few days on Earth, has my heart overwhelmed with gratitude for his sacrifice for me.

What would your last meal be? Who would be there?

One of my favorite stories of the week leading up to the crucifixion is when Jesus was at the house of Simon the leper, and a woman approached him with an alabaster jar of very expensive perfume…

It says in scripture that once Jesus entered the city, he went to the Temple.

Let’s start with what is called “the triumphal entry” into Jerusalem.