Begin to break free of insecurity and know your identity in Christ today! Click HERE!
Welcome to the Something Better series. When a relationship drops to its lowest point, or when a marriage faces broken trust, it is easy to think that total defeat is the only outcome. But God’s design for your life is never defined by brokenness or hiding behind defensive performance masks. In this series, we walk through the messy, vulnerable, and ultimately redemptive process of relational reconstruction. Here, you will find honest reflections, biblical wisdom, and practical guidance to help you heal from the pain of the past, reclaim your identity in Christ, and trust that God is actively working to build something beautiful, whole, and far better for your future.
Why is forgiving yourself so difficult, even when you know God has forgiven you? Forgiving yourself can feel difficult when guilt, regret, and shame keep you focused on what you have done instead of what God has already done for you. Freedom begins with…
Today’s post is by a very special friend. One that smiled her way into my life and made it so much brighter. She is an encourager by heart and if you read last week’s post, you saw I called her irresistible! Sommer isn’t a…
It is such an honor to welcome Laura to the blog today as she shares her Something Better story! I’d read her blog for quite some time. I was always moved by her ministry to the single Mom. Then I received the opportunity to…
I want to introduce to you an amazing lady I had the pleasure of meeting not so long ago. Her story of stepping away from shame after growing up in a home riddled with domestic abuse, will give you hope. Friends, there is nothing,…
Today, I am honored to share with you a treasured friend with a great big heart. She loves well and authentically. And her wisdom … wow! Her name is Deb Wolf and she is the Blessing Counter. She blogs over at Counting My Blessings…
I remember dead ends. Choices that left me stuck in unhealthy repeat scenarios. Dreaming of a “something better” but believing it would never happen. Maybe it was a vicious cycle somehow holding me prisoner. Or maybe it was the enemy working against me. Or…