Boundaries

  • Integrity Lives in The Courage to Say The Truth

    Integrity becomes especially meaningful when telling the truth might expose our mistakes, disappoint someone, damage our reputation, or require us to take responsibility for something we would rather conceal. One particularly meaningful example is the story of King David and Nathan the prophet, because it explores deception, accountability, self-examination, and the willingness to face the…

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  • Strength, Healing & Self-Trust

    There is a certain kind of confidence that comes from knowing: “I can handle this.” Sometimes there is also a certain kind of protection that comes from knowing: “I would rather handle this myself than be disappointed by someone else or have anyone pass me a receipt.” When a person repeatedly experiences that relying on…

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  • People Don’t Heal by Suppressing What Hurts

    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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  • NEW HOPE: ARISE – Support Coaching Group

    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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  • Healing After Narcissistic Discard: A Survivor’s Guide

    One day they may shower you with attention, ball their eyes out crying to you, go house hunting, and want nothing more than you and yours…all of you. The next day (or even the same) they go to work or the store, or back…

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  • Forgiving the Unforgivable

    Healing the Deepest Wounds and Breaking Free from Shame, Guilt, and Self-Sabotage “Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you.” — Ephesians 4:32 Forgiveness is simple in theory, difficult in practice, and nearly impossible when the wound goes soul-deep. When trust has been betrayed, innocence has been stolen,…

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  • Under Pressure

    Under Pressure

    What We Do, Why It Matters, and Where Does Faith Fit When we face intense pressure like an urgent deadline, a personal crisis, a spiritual challenge, or the need to make a decision we all act in ways shaped by ingrained habits, already known coping mechanisms, and core beliefs. Why we respond the ways we…

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  • The World Feels Heavy

    Have you been scrolling through your feed and felt a sudden wave of anxiety, heaviness, or sadness, without even knowing why? You’re not alone. Lately, our timelines have been flooded with heartbreak: the tragedy at the nightclub in the Dominican Republic, the helicopter crash in Manhattan, natural disasters, violence, and senseless loss. You may not…

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  • Move Forward

    Move Forward

    Life often pulls us in a thousand directions, tempting us to settle for what feels safe or to pursue fleeting desires instead of God’s true purpose for us. Many times, we live wishfully, hoping for change without taking the necessary steps of faith. Yet, God calls us to more than just wishful thinking—He calls us…

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  • The Narcissist and the Spiritual Woman

    A Story of Boundaries and Self-Love Have you heard the story of the narcissist and the spiritual woman? There once was a narcissist, driven by an intense need for validation and control, who crossed paths with a spiritual woman, radiant with peace, love, and self-awareness. The narcissist, drawn to her light, saw it as a…

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