What Kind of Worrier are You?

What Kind of Worrier are You?

As mental health awareness month continues, I’m talking about the four types of worriers from my Winning the Worry Battle book. Silent Sufferer Busy Body Control Freak Mother Hen After discussing about the four types of worriers, I’ll teach you one of the most...
Let Me Teach You the C.A.L.M Technique!

Let Me Teach You the C.A.L.M Technique!

Hi friends! I’m changing this up this week! Since it’s May and mental health awareness month, I’m sharing a little of my journey with anxiety as well as teaching YOU my popular C.A.L.M. technique. As I was studying the first chapter of Joshua, this verse inspired me...
How Grandma Magnolia’s Forgiveness Saved My Life

How Grandma Magnolia’s Forgiveness Saved My Life

Have you ever heard the story about my grandmother Magnolia’s blue eyebrows? It’s one of my FAVORITE stories ever! There’s a video below where I share that hysterical story! But, in honor of Mother’s Day, I’d like to tell you another story about Grandma Magnolia. Her...
The Spiritual Breakthrough that Changed My Faith

The Spiritual Breakthrough that Changed My Faith

 I spent much of my growing years wondering how to stay on God’s good side. From the time my mom taught me and the other kids in our Sunday school class about God, heaven, and hell, I became fixated on making sure God knew I was one of the good kids. In my particular...
God, Where Did My Patience Go?

God, Where Did My Patience Go?

Do You Get Mad When a Spiritual Lesson You’ve Already Learned Returns Again?” Welp, turns out that God is leading me through a season in life where I’m learning new lessons about an old struggle. Maybe “lessons” isn’t the right word. Perhaps, it’s more accurate for me...
Does Your Imagination Need Jesus?

Does Your Imagination Need Jesus?

When I was a kid, I learned very quickly to never tell my mom that I was bored. I grew up in a time when boredom was the fastest way to a list of chores. My mom and dad would always tell us to use our imaginations and go make something. Imagination, or the exercise of...

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