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The cave is not the destination, but it is often where purpose is clarified. The desert is not where dreams die; it is where they are refined. In the hidden place, God teaches His people that His presence is not merely a resource for the journey—it is the very thing they were created to seek.…
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The Legacy That Matters Most Opening Scripture “The righteous who walks in his integrity—blessed are his children after him!” — Proverbs 20:7 Father’s Day is an opportunity to celebrate fathers, grandfathers, spiritual fathers, mentors, and the men who have faithfully invested in the lives of others. I genuinely celebrate each of you. I love to…
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One of the most common misconceptions about healing is the belief that if we ignore our pain long enough, it will eventually disappear. Many people learn to function while carrying unresolved wounds. They stay busy, distract themselves, minimize what happened, or convince themselves they are “over it.” On the outside, they may appear strong and…
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Keep in mind that true forgiveness doesn’t require or mean reconciliation, but it also doesn’t keep space for anger. Anger brings roots of bitterness, resentment, and depression.
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Is it Possible to Recover From Betrayal Trauma? We will touch on the effects of betrayal, with a focus on intimate relationships and how that impacts those involved. Betrayal within an intimate relationship can be one of the most psychologically destabilizing experiences a person could endure. When the individual who was expected to provide safety…
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On The Way Home From a Bit of Coffee With Jesus On my way home from church while talking to a friend she went on sharing stories about her life and what it was like growing up in Puerto Rico. She shared about experiences lived during her high school senior year and early years of…
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We don’t want to learn how to manipule from them. That’s not what I mean at all. What I’m trying to say here is that, God Can Use Difficult People to Train Us. Most of us pray for growth and patience, but we don’t necessarily expect difficult people or relationships to be the source where…
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It’s the middle of the week and the Valentine’s Day plans and gifts purchasing is getting real. Let’s talk for a minute about love, Valentine’s Day and where we find ourselves in the middle of it all. Studies demonstrate that 45% of people feel pressure around Valentine’s Day. From expectations to planning something perfect to…
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Your opinions are tools, not unremovable marks that reflect your identity. You’re allowed to refine those opinions. You can build a strong, yet solid, and flexible way of thinking. When new information shows up, say (out loud if possible): “I’m open to being wrong.” “I can see why this may be so.” And of course…
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Healthy Boundaries & Emotional Strength Learn how to set boundaries without guilt, practice empathy and kindness with wisdom, and regulate your emotions with intention. A complimentary guide will be given after completing all three sessions.
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