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This message was first shared with me by my mom, a woman of deep faith and wisdom. I don’t remember the exact season or circumstance that prompted her to share it, but it definitely stayed with me. The Biblical Foundation: Ezekiel 47 This message was inspired by Ezekiel 47 , where the prophet is shown a river flowing from the presence of God. As the water moves outward, it grows deeper and stronger. Wherever the river flows, life follows; trees flourish along its banks, the w

As I step into 2026, I don’t feel pressure to reinvent myself — but I do feel a strong desire to live differently. More grounded. More ordered. More intentional. Last year, I was busy. Constantly moving. Doing a lot, but not always moving toward the things that truly mattered. I don’t want another year of being an “energizer bunny” without real progress. This year, I want my life to reflect faith, peace, and purpose, not just in what I say, but in how I live daily. I’m lookin

As I look towards 2026, I feel more than just excitement about possibilities and opportunities; I feel intentional. I have big expectations, not only for myself, but for what God is able to do when I prepare my heart and life with purpose. A new year is more than a change on the calendar. It’s an opportunity to reset, realign, and prepare for what God desires to do next. This season isn’t about pressure, perfection, or performance. It’s about preparation. It’s about becoming

There’s a story in 2 Kings 4:1–7 that hit me in a completely new way tonight. It’s the story of a widow who was in a desperate situation, overwhelmed, afraid, and facing loss she couldn’t fix on her own. When she went to the prophet, Elisha for help, he asked her a simple question: “What do you have in your house?” She answered, “Nothing… except a jar of oil.” Elisha told her to go borrow empty vessels, “and do not gather just a few.” He didn’t give her a number. He didn’t l

We all have moments we wish we could redo. Choices we didn’t make perfectly, seasons that didn’t go as planned, or situations where someone else’s mistake impacted us deeply. As I spent time in the Bible, I was reminded of something comforting: God is not intimidated by mistakes! He actually uses them! Whether the misstep was yours or something done to you, He has a way of stepping into brokenness and bringing purpose, healing, and redemption. These five biblical proofs helpe

As I was going through one of the hardest seasons of my restoration journey, I kept feeling something I couldn’t quite put into words. I wasn’t sad… but I wasn’t fully healed. I wasn’t broken… but I wasn’t fully whole either. I was “in the middle.” And one day, while talking to my mom, and an image flashed in my mind so clearly I could feel it. Almost like God was showing me a scene instead of speaking in words. A glowing sphere of glass on the end of a long metal rod… held