I recently watched a movie where a line stuck with me: “Perfect is the opposite of good.” At first it felt wrong. Isn’t perfect the highest version of good? The

There are days when gratitude feels almost dishonest. The diagnosis is still on the calendar. The relationship is still strained. The grief still sits in the room. Recovery is still

I’m now seven days post surgery. I was so excited to have this surgery because of the weight loss I have already begun to see, and the more that is

The day and time this post releases, I’ll be in surgery prep for a life-changing experience. I have battled my weight for more than 15 years and finally have the

“A Beautiful Mind” is the true story of a brilliant mathematician named John Nash. While the movie didn’t portray his life very accurately, what it did show was a brilliant

Hold On. The Story Isn’t Over. You did what you knew to do. You took them to church. You prayed over their beds. You read the stories. You sang the

He doesn’t call the equipped, He equips the called. Most of us have a picture of the “right” place for God to use us. A platform. A title. A season

We love the phrase “beauty from ashes.” We put it on cards, sing it in worship, and speak it over people who are still standing in the smoke. Isaiah 61

For those still in the middle of healing—addiction recovery, trauma, family restoration—and wondering if anything is actually changing. You keep showing up. You keep choosing the next right thing. You

We tend to look for God in the big moments. The midnight deliverance.The sudden healing.The dramatic answer that arrives exactly when the weight feels unbearable.Those moments are real, and they