In Part 2 of “Jesus Is Still in the Boat,” I continue sharing from a very personal place, about parenting storms, emotional battles, and the moments when the people we love are hurting in ways we can’t fix. I talk about what it feels like to walk into a school with tears in your eyes, to sit in the dark when your own heart is heavy, and to stand beside someone you care about when they are struggling.

In this episode, we look at the story where Jesus stood up in the storm and spoke the words, “Peace, be still.” I share how that truth meets us today, how God is close to the brokenhearted, and how we can love others without losing our peace.

There are reflection questions at the end, and a prayer for anyone who has been carrying more than they know how to carry. If your heart has been heavy, or you’ve been watching someone you love suffer, take a breath. Jesus is still in the boat.

In this episode, I share a message for the one who has been watching someone they love struggle, and for anyone walking through their own storm. This is Part 1 of “Jesus Is Still in the Boat,” and it’s a reminder that compassion, boundaries, and peace all matter deeply.

I talk about the ache of wanting to help someone you care about, the heaviness behind the eyes, and the quiet battles people fight when they don’t have the words. This episode invites you to breathe, protect your peace, and trust that God is close to the brokenhearted.

If you’ve been carrying weight for someone you love, if you’ve been asking God how to help, or if you’ve been hurting yourself, take heart. Jesus is still in the boat.

In this Thanksgiving Special, we slow down and remember that gratitude doesn’t always come easy, especially when life feels heavy. Whether you’re celebrating with family, sitting in silence, grieving someone you love, or trying your best to make it through the day, this episode is for you.

We talk about the woman at the well, the story of Lazarus, the weight of grief, the beauty of God’s faithfulness, and the quiet truth that Jesus meets us exactly where we are.

If you’re tired, hurting, or carrying more than people realize, I pray this message reminds you that you are seen, you are loved, and you are never alone. He is the God who stays, even here, even now, even in this season.