Life moves fast, and sometimes, in the hustle, we forget to take the time to heal. In this blog, I reflect on how we often carry unhealed emotional scars, burying them beneath the surface. But God invites us to bring our burdens to Him, allowing His healing touch to restore what’s broken. Join me as I share how to acknowledge our pain, trust in God’s healing power, and embrace the joy that is waiting for us, free from the weight of our past.
Who Do I Think I Am?
I used to ask that question like an accusation—like, Who do you think you are to be talented? To be blessed? To actually believe you’re worthy? But God has flipped it. Now, when I ask, Who do I think I am? it’s in awe, in confidence, in full acceptance of everything He’s placed in me.
God says, I AM that I AM. No limits. No conditions. And since I am His, that means I get to stand boldly in who He created me to be. No more shrinking. No more questioning. Just being.
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When God moves, it’s not just for us—it’s a testimony meant to be told. At the God’s Daughter Conference, I experienced His healing power again in the very same place He touched me a year ago. I walked in expecting healing, but the way He did it was a reminder that Jehovah Rapha sees, heals, and restores. At first, I almost kept quiet. But Scripture tells us, “They triumphed over him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony” (Revelation 12:11). Testimonies build faith. And when God moves, we must share it—because someone else needs to hear that He is still in the business of healing and seeing His daughters. Read the full testimony on...
Sometimes life hits us with grief we never asked for, and the weight of it can feel like it’s reshaping our entire story. But what if God’s plan for us isn’t either/or—what if it’s this AND that? What if healing isn’t just about surviving but stepping into more? In this blog, I’m unpacking real conversations, deep revelations, and the kind of hope that doesn’t ignore pain but refuses to let it be the final chapter. If you’ve ever felt stuck in the in-between, this one’s for you. I love y’all for real!
What names have you been answering to—fear, insecurity, sickness? In worship, I was reminded that when Jesus takes His place, every limitation fades away. True transformation happens when we make room for Him, not just in our hearts, but in our thoughts, identities, and actions. Are you ready to let the other names fade away?
