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The Long Way Home
It has been a hell of a ride. A ride that could have easily broken me, but then there’s God. I find it truly amazing how He can take some of our hardest battles and, not long after, bring us peace. And that’s what I feel right now. Peace. What…
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Notes from Church 02/26
I thought Pastor Ashley did an amazing job teaching on Revelation and what it actually means. Concepts like the tribulation and the rapture make much more sense to me now than they did before. When I used to think about Revelation, I always had a fearful perspective of it, and…
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The Honest Middle
My daughter had just fallen asleep after another long day of fighting off what felt like her hundredth daycare sickness. The dishes were still sitting in the dishwasher, boxes from our recent move were stacked in the corner of the living room, and my laptop sat open on the table…
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1st Birthday
As my baby girl, Alexandra turned one yesterday, and as we both are home sick on this beautiful Wednesday, I thought I would reflect on what God has taught me through motherhood. There is something so beautiful about being a mother and watching your babies grow, especially the first go…
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Purpose in the Pressure
December 5th, 2025 Figuring out your calling — asking God what His divine purpose is for your life — is hard enough. But answering the call? That’s another battle entirely. I’ve learned there is a cost to saying “yes” to God that few people talk about, and even fewer feel…
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Peter After Pentecost
More about Peter On the Sea of Galilee, after Jesus’ resurrection, Peter and Jesus had a conversation that led to Peter’s reinstatement: “When they had finished eating, Jesus said to Simon Peter, ‘Simon son of John, do you love me more than these?’‘Yes, Lord,’ he said, ‘you know that I…
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Day of Pentecost
In my last blog, where I wrote about the Apostle Peter, I mentioned the speech he gave at Pentecost in which he proclaimed Jesus as the Messiah. The book of Acts describes this powerful moment and how Peter’s words moved his audience—changing history. Something else miraculous happened that day: the…
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Peter
I started reading from the book of Acts a few days ago and thought I should learn more about Peter since the book of Acts talks a lot about his ministry. Like I’ve said in previous blogs, I started writing because it’s how I learn best. My hope is that…
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Disciples vs. Apostles
A disciple is a broad term for anyone who follows Jesus. More specifically, a disciple is a learner—someone who dedicates their life to Jesus and strives to live in a way that reflects how He walked here on earth. The purpose of a disciple of Jesus is to be transformed…
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The Book of Ruth
I finished reading Ruth yesterday and realized there’s so much to learn from her—especially in difficult seasons. Ruth was a woman who lost her husband, Mahlon, one of the two sons of Naomi, her mother-in-law. Both of Naomi’s sons died, and Naomi urged her widowed daughters-in-law to return to their…
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