devotions - faith for every season

There are some prayers that feel easy to pray. And then there are the ones that ache. The ones you whisper quietly to God because saying them out loud somehow makes the longing feel even heavier. For me, one of those prayers has been the desire to become a mother. If you’ve ever walked through infertility, you know it isn’t just a medical journey. It’s emotional. Spiritual. Deeply personal. It’s test results, medications, hormones, calendars. There were times I joked that I n

If you judged marriage (or any relationship) by Instagram, you would think every couple spends their days traveling the world, attending sporting events, going out to beautiful dinners, coordinating the perfect outfits, and kissing during golden hour. Sometimes I see this and wonder... do they even work, like who pays for this lifestyle? Meanwhile in real life… someone just asked you what's do you want for dinner and then vetoed every suggestion, or turned the thermostat into

There is a lie we quietly believe about grief. That if we are really grieving, we cannot possibly be joyful. That if we smile too soon, people will think we didn’t care. But sorrow and hope can sit in the same soul. You can hold sorrow in one hand and hope in the other. You can cry and still believe. You can ache and still worship. Grief does not cancel joy. It just changes it. Some of my most read devotions are about grief, and I think that's because it's something we all