Wake Up The Warrior In Me

01/31/2026

We have made the decision to cancel our 8:30am service this Sunday morning. We will still have our 10:00am and 11:30am service and hope to see you there! Next week we will be back to our usual three services. Share this with someone who usually attends the 8:30 service!

01/31/2026

Here are a few truths I’ve been learning to hang on to in my heart when I'm struggling to forgive:

1. Forgiveness is more satisfying than revenge.

You may think revenge will make you feel better in the short term, but in the long term, it will always cost you more emotionally and spiritually than you’d ever want to pay. Forgiveness doesn’t let the other person off the hook. It places them in God’s hands (see Romans 12:19-21).

2. Our God is not a do-nothing God.

Just like we see in Joseph’s story in the Bible, there is never a single moment when God is doing nothing in our lives. Joseph's story ends, “You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good” (Genesis 50:20, NIV). This brings such hope to a girl like me whose heart longs for justice.

3. The purpose of forgiveness is not always reconciliation.

Forgiveness doesn’t mean trust is immediately restored or hard relational dynamics are instantly fixed. The point of forgiveness is to keep your heart swept clean, cooperating with God’s command to forgive and keeping yourself in a position to receive God’s forgiveness.

Your heartbreak is so real. And your desire to undo what has been done is so very understandable. Forgiveness requires deep dependence on the Lord, and trusting God is a hard step to take, especially when you’re hurt. But I’m also convinced it’s the only step that leads to anything good. So if His Word instructs us to forgive, I believe we can trust His leading in that.

Today, let’s take a step toward forgiveness … together.

01/30/2026

01/30/2026

Self-care isn’t selfish — it’s biblical.
Jesus Himself stepped away to rest, pray, and be restored (Mark 6:31). Scripture reminds us that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 6:19–20), worthy of care, gentleness, and stewardship. When we pause to tend to our physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being, we honor the God who created us and sustain the strength needed to love and serve others well.
Rest is not weakness. It’s wisdom. 🤍
What are some ways you self care and if you have pictures-share.

01/29/2026

💞Be transparent but also lean to what you know💞

01/29/2026

Me and my blessings having some ❄️ ⛄️ fun.

01/28/2026

Winter brunch💞
Fun fact- I love cooking on vacation!
(Didn’t you know this was our free trial for an Alaskan vacation 😂)

01/28/2026

01/28/2026

As a reminder, this is our Life Group page.
We’ll be starting our next season in February, and this space is intentionally set apart for our Life Group community—to share encouragement, testimony, praise, and of course, prayer requests.

My heart is that this page would be a tool in your toolbox—not only for your own walk, but also for others who may not yet know the Lord or don’t currently have a home church. While this page is for us, it can also be a platform to witness and point others to Jesus.

For those who feel led, this can include live feeds—sharing a word from Scripture, revelation, encouragement, or testimony. This page is meant to be active and growing, and in time it will also host group meetings.

We are blessed to have community, and we are commissioned to go into the world. That is the vision of this group and this page. Please share, engage, and let’s grow together.

01/28/2026

A little “winter” humor.
The gates are frozen shut to the animals- but God still makes a way 😂 Share some of your winter experiences 💞