Wake Up The Warrior In Me

03/21/2026

Being open to correction is a sign of maturity. 🫶

03/21/2026

This book was a pivotal moment for me several years ago. I cannot recommend it enough.

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03/21/2026

With Duane Sheriff Ministries – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

03/18/2026

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03/18/2026

03/16/2026

I just wrote a post on this! Sweet confirmation 💞

03/16/2026

Beautiful 💞hallelujah 💞

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03/15/2026

This spot means so much to me for many reasons. For years, I’ve loved gathering in settings like this—whether on trips to Broken Bow or right here in my own yard—sitting around a fire with friends and family, sharing life, stories, testimonies, and simply the goodness of the Lord.

This year, I was determined to bring this vision to life. Even before the spring leaves appeared, an opportunity arose to get the rock border I had always wanted. By helping someone remove theirs from her yard, it became a blessing that found its way into mine.

Now, as this space comes together, it’s becoming the vision I’ve long imagined: a warm fire, starry nights, and heartfelt fellowship with loved ones. I’m just waiting on the granite and lights for when we get the center cleared, but this long-awaited space is becoming a reality. I can’t wait to share it with family, friends, and life groups as we step into this beautiful season.

And the fact that my kids did most the work here makes it even more cherished and meaningful 💞

03/11/2026

Give it all over to Him today and watch what He will do on your behalf.

03/11/2026

AMEN💞

03/10/2026

For a long time I believed the past was something that defined you. Something that labeled you. Something that followed you like a shadow you could never outrun.

But I’ve learned something different through the years.

Your past does not have to dictate your future.

Some of us come from broken places. Hard places. Places filled with pain, confusion, trauma, or loss. There are chapters of our stories we never would have chosen. Moments that shaped us in ways we didn’t understand at the time.

But God has a beautiful way of redeeming what once wounded us.

The past can either become a prison… or it can become wisdom.

When we allow God to heal us, teach us, and walk us through those hard places, something begins to change. The pain doesn’t disappear from our story, but it is transformed. What once hurt us begins to grow compassion in us. What once confused us begins to give us discernment. What once broke us becomes the very testimony that strengthens someone else.

Our scars stop being something we hide and start becoming something that points to God’s faithfulness.

You may not be able to rewrite your past, but you absolutely get to decide what you do with it.

You can carry it with shame…Or you can carry it with dignity.

Because when God turns pain into wisdom, your story becomes a light for someone else walking through the dark.

And that is a beautiful redemption.

03/09/2026

In moments of trial and uncertainty, the enemy looks for every opportunity to plant anxiety in our hearts. That is why we must guard ourselves in the Word and stand firmly in God’s truth.

My son has surgery this morning, and I woke up at 4:30 with anxious thoughts trying to settle in. Fear has a way of showing up in those quiet early hours when our minds are vulnerable.

But God is faithful.

A friend sent me a prayer of encouragement, and as I read it, I felt prompted to respond with these words: “This is the enemy trying to bring anxiety.” Simply acknowledging the scheme of the enemy changed something in that moment. When we bring darkness into the light, it loses its grip.

Peace came as I reminded myself that anxiety does not come from the Lord.

As Christians, we are not removed from moments like these. Faith does not mean we never feel fear. It means we know where to go when fear tries to rise.

Scripture calls us to seek God and resist the devil, and when we do, the enemy has to flee. This morning, God met me in that place of honesty and replaced my anxiety with His comfort and peace.

Sometimes victory looks like recognizing the enemy’s tactic and choosing to stand in God’s truth anyway.

And God, in His kindness, meets us right there.