This episode was written three weeks ago and recorded 10 days ago—and it’s funny how the Lord’s timing always feels just right.

Today, I’m walking through Philippians 1:18–26 and reflecting on the truth that our time on earth is short. We are mortal, and each day is a precious gift from God. In this short life, we’re invited to rejoice in Christ, to live with purpose, and to treasure the moments we’ve been given.

Because of Jesus’ sacrifice, we have a relationship with Him—and because of that relationship, we can live each day with joy, hope, and eternal perspective. One day, we will see Him face to face, and until then, we wait with hope-filled anticipation.

Join me as we talk about treasuring each day, finding joy in Christ, and living with our hearts set on eternity.

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Do you know someone who inspires you? Someone who lives boldly and unashamed for Christ?

I’ve been reflecting on the bold faith of some of my friends—friends who pray openly, speak truth with love, and share the hope of Jesus with everyone they encounter, whether it's family, friends, or even strangers.

Reading Philippians 1:12–18 stopped me in my tracks and challenged me to ask: Am I living boldly for Christ like they are? Or am I letting fear—fear of judgment, rejection, or discomfort—hold me back from sharing my faith?

Today, I invite you to join me in wrestling with this question: Are we living boldly for Jesus in every area of our lives? Not just where it’s safe or easy, but even when it’s uncomfortable.

Let’s talk about what it really looks like to live with boldness, rooted in faith, love, and truth.

In this episode you will here about Irena Sendlerowa (Life in a Jar) and Corri Ton Boom (The Hiding Place.) You can click on the links to learn more about these amazing women.

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How do you respond with something goes wrong, or does not go the way you planned it? Do you thank God for those situations? I know I struggle with it.

Today I talk about the moment when I collided with a boy on a bike, and how I did not respond well. But sharing with you how God wants me to respond.

Join me as I walk through Philippians 1:3-11.

At the beginning of each year, I reflect on a word—a word that God places on my heart to guide me through the months ahead. For 2025, that word is intention.

This year, I want to live an intentional life. As I step into 2025, I’m embracing the intentions God has planned for me—trusting in His guidance and walking with purpose.

So grab your coffee, and let’s chat about how we can live intentionally in 2025. What are your intentions for this year?

We live in a fast-paced, busy world, and the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season often mirrors the chaos of our daily lives. In the midst of it all, one thing becomes clear: we need peace. But what does peace really mean, and where can we find it?

Join me today as I explore the true meaning of peace and how we can discover lasting peace in Christ.

This is the end of week 1 of advent. I cannot believe that it is already been a week in December. Time is flying by, but I am truly trying to take the time to focus on each candle and the meaning behind each one. Today I am focusing on the Hope of Christmas. Join me today as I share my thoughts on where I find my hope.

You remember that fall bucket list I started back in September? I have been putting that list to good use. Micheal and I have been spending time together doing some of the fun things on that list and so much more. Spending time together to build our marriage and stop procrastinating because of what we could or should done years ago.

Join me today as I talk about our (my) fall bucket list and what we are doing to build a better marriage as empty-nesters for a better tomorrow.

I need to be honest for a minute. It is hard for me to admit, but it took me 2 months to get this episode done. I kept putting it off. I procrastinated in getting it done. And that is the funny part. This is a episode about procrastination and I procrastinated! So join me today for this short episode on my struggles with procrastination.