As His daughter, I have to admit that this is a hard subject to shine a light on. But it needs to be brought into the open so that restoration can begin. Healing happens in the light. And the very things we bury, the heavy weights we carry in silence, often keep us from rising into the women God designed us to be. So… how did we get here? How do we find ourselves in the territory of unintentionally betraying God? At first glance, you might have read that title with an eyebro

"We need God in a world that is trying its best to erase God." When I look at the condition of humanity today and the pace at which we are moving, I notice something deeply concerning. God is becoming smaller in the eyes of society. Many people are placing their hope in false solutions like fame, endless self-improvement advice, productivity, outward success, and even romance or relationships. These things promise fulfillment, but they become empty substitutes for true identi

If I’m being honest, as a woman of faith, I spent many years feeling pulled in two directions. I needed emotional and mental healing through trauma-informed methods, yet I wanted to stay loyal to my faith and believe that biblical principles alone would heal me. I didn’t always feel it was okay to receive both faith and science-based insights, and that added a great deal of confusion and uncertainty about how to truly heal. Because first of all, Scripture and my connection wi

Healing from trauma is a sacred journey that touches every part of who we are: body, mind, and spirit. The beautiful truth is that we don’t have to walk that journey alone. Our Heavenly Father gently meets us in our pain, guiding us toward safety, awareness, and renewal. Through His love, we learn to breathe again, to trust again, and to see ourselves through eyes of grace. In this reflection, I share eight ways the Father has shown up in my own healing process — from calmin