All Posts

One might think that after obtaining wealth that one would feel satisfied. However, research suggest that nearly 15-20% of people remain unfulfilled even after becoming wealthy, indicating that achieving various desires does not necessarily lead to lasting fulfillment. Which makes it all the more disappointing to consider spending years aspiring and working tirelessly to acquire wealth, status, relationships and material possessions only to arrive and still feel empty. So th

One of the worse feelings is walking into your closet to pull out one of your favorite pair of denim jeans for the day, putting them on only to realize they no longer fit, let alone zip. But because you love them and refuse to accept that they may need to be donated, you hold your breath, suck in your stomach, and fight to force the zipper up. To my surprise, it worked, and I went on about my day. Imagine having to go throughout the entire day in complete discomfort because y

A week ago, I found myself in a place of deep frustration with the current state of my life. I’ve always had dreams — dreams of doing more, seeing more, experiencing more — but that day felt different. While talking with my husband, he mentioned someone’s exciting plans for the near future. Without hesitation, I shut the conversation down. I didn’t want to hear it. There was an irritation rising in me — a resistance to hearing about someone else’s freedom to do the very thing

This process of becoming is not an overnight thing. It takes time because it's a heart thing. When we come into our walk with the Lord sometimes there's this eagerness to become what our ideal of this 'perfect being' is. Sometimes this pursuit can lend us to focus on changing the outer aspects of who we are whilst we neglect the inner work. This is not a from the outside in thing, this is from the inside out. This process involves the Lord cleansing our hearts of things th