Betrayal breaks trust—but not God’s power to restore. If your heart feels shattered, sister, you’re not alone. I know that ache—the one that wakes you up at 2 AM. The one that makes you wonder if you’ll ever feel safe again. That has you questioning everything you thought you knew. Here’s what I want you…
It’s 2 AM, and your mind won’t stop racing. Tomorrow’s presentation, your child’s behavior, that overdue bill—each worry spirals into another until sleep feels impossible. Meanwhile, your family rests peacefully, unaware of the storm raging in your head. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Fear and anxiety have a way of hijacking our thoughts…
Now more than ever, our families need prayer. The world is loud, distracting, and often pulling those we love in the wrong direction. But prayer is how we fight back. Prayer invites God’s power, peace, and protection into our homes and hearts. Whether you’re praying for a struggling child, a weary husband, or a prodigal loved one — your prayers matter more than you know. In this post, I’m sharing why praying for your family is so important in today’s world — and how you can pray with boldness, faith, and confidence, trusting God to do what only He can do.
Standing in the gap for others through prayer is a profound privilege. Intercessory prayer is not just about saying a quick prayer and moving on; it’s a heartfelt commitment to bring someone’s needs before God. And, trust me, when you start making intercessory prayer a regular part of your life, you’ll see your faith grow…
Have you ever sat in church alone, wishing your husband’s faith was stronger, and his heart more aligned with God? Maybe he doesn’t open his Bible, doesn’t bow his head in prayer, and the Fruit of the Spirit seems absent from his life. This painful reality holds an incredible opportunity—one beginning with prayer. To pray…
As a parent, watching your child turn from God or making poor decisions can be heart-wrenching. But there is power in prayer. When you lift your prodigal son or daughter up to God, you’re inviting the God of Heaven’s Armies into the situation, and nothing is impossible for Him. We can pray for our prodigals…