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Welcome to the Grace category. True grace is scandalous, radical, and entirely unearned—yet so many of us struggle to truly accept it. We carry the heavy weight of perfectionism, guilt, and past mistakes, forgetting that Christ has already set us free. In this space, we unpack the beautiful depth of God’s unmerited favor. Here, you will find biblical encouragement, honest reflections, and life-giving truths designed to help you quiet your inner critic, drop the burden of performance, and fully rest in the reckless, redeeming grace that covers your every weakness.
The other week I wrote a post titled “When Betrayal Threatens to Shatter Your Confidence” (find it here). The response I received was big and it told me we all share this pain. No one is exempt. Because I believe betrayal erodes the very…
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Why is Commitment So Difficult? It, for sure, looks incredibly exciting at first glance. Even glamorous. An answer to prayer. A dream come true. As I stood at the bottom of Camelback Mountain, I was excited! It was a beautiful day. The view was…
The other night I sat across the table of a group of women. Remarkable women. All beautiful and all with scars. These are real everyday kind of women. The kind that smile and give you hugs when you see them. The kind that laugh…
The laundry. Need I say more? Seriously … can’t these people just wear their clothes longer? Can I get an Amen? Not long ago I was trying desperately to stuff the dreaded stinky stuff deeper into the hamper so that I could still shut…
My heart was beating a little faster than normal. It was with a combination of wonder, excitement, and nervousness that I stood at the threshold of my first official day as a teacher. I couldn’t wait to welcome my students. I had been assigned…