From the Battlefield
In March of 2022, I attended the Redeemed Hope Retreat. We were given an assignment near the end of the weekend, which I still hold close to my heart almost
February 14, 2025
In March of 2022, I attended the Redeemed Hope Retreat. We were given an assignment near the end of the weekend, which I still hold close to my heart almost
Welcome to Part 2 of Playing Offense on Valentine’s Day. In our last post, we explored the emotional impact of Valentine’s Day in a betrayal story. We also acknowledge the
Valentine’s Day. The very mention of it can feel like a cruel joke when you’ve been betrayed by someone you loved and trusted. The endless stream of romantic gestures, social
Healing from betrayal is a journey that requires grace, time, and intentionality. As you navigate this chapter, one of the most empowering steps you can take is to prioritize yourself.
Setting your intentions for an entire year can be daunting, especially for those of us who worry about getting it right. That is the one thing I love about living
Resolved? Every year, in the last days of December, you’ll find me cleaning out a closet, rearranging the kitchen cabinets, and packing up trash bags of this and that to
I hate crappy cake, but on this day, I realized how often I ate it. The Story My husband and I had been married for eight years. Life was a
I had come home wanting to focus on gratitude and appreciation despite my circumstances. That’s who I wanted to be. And to meet my deepest desire and fulfillment, God met me right where I was at.
The following Her Voice story comes from Leah Gillam: The biblical character who most exemplifies trust to me is my old testament namesake, Leah. In the wake of my husband’s
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