Preparing for Suddenly
A clear end goal rarely comes with a clear map — the steps that get you there are usually the last thing you're shown. Six months separated a finished app from an accepted one, and most of that time the plan wasn't visible at all. Jeremiah 1:5 says a purpose was set apart before anyone was even born, which means the search most people are on was never really a search. It was always there — the question was whether to ask.
Living For Jesus
There is a difference between losing something and losing your footing. Which one a bad season turns into depends on what you were standing on. Paul wrote to a church in Rome that the parts of one body do not all have the same function — a line written to people who had every reason to measure themselves against each other. The question underneath it was never what you are good at. It is who the work is for.
Jesus, the Turning Point
Most people can name the day. The one where the thing they were chasing finally gave out. Looking back, that day is often the best thing that ever happened, because it moved Jesus from someone you knew existed to someone you needed. What follows is not instant. It starts with conviction, turns into refinement, and it is still going.
Half and Half
Half iced tea, half lemonade — you can't tell which one is winning. That's fine in a drink. It's a problem in a life.
Letting Jesus Flow Through Every Aspect of Your Life
Off the field I was calm, funny, easygoing. On the field I was someone else entirely. What parts of your life are you leaving Jesus out of?
Who is the Creator of Spoken Guidance?
How can you trust something without knowing who made it? The injury, the three reads through the Bible, and why I stopped waiting until I felt ready
Struggling While Saved
The heartbreak of falling short isn't a sign you've drifted from Jesus — it's proof something in you already changed. Here's why the struggle means you're on the right path.
Expect the Miracle
The wait was never denial — it was preparation. Why your years of praying weren't wasted, and the promise is still coming.
From Believing to Knowing
Belief is where the questions meet evidence — but knowing is what carries you when the questions come back. Here's how one becomes the other.