TheJourneyisBetter,Together.

After reading a blog questioning whether Pope Francis is in heaven, I couldn’t help but wrestle with how often we overcomplicate faith. In this post, I share why I believe the doorway to grace is much simpler than we make it — it’s not about perfect understanding or a flawless checklist. It’s about loving God, even when we don’t have it all figured out. Love first. Understanding later.

At a simple birthday party pickup, an unexpected conversation reminded me that real connection happens when we’re honest about the struggles we usually hide. Life, parenting, and relationships are messy—but none of us are alone. This blog shares a real-life moment that proves we’re all just figuring it out together.

You are not your title. Not your to-do list. Not your performance. You’re loved—even when you’re resting. Even when you’re not producing. Even when it all feels like it’s falling apart.

To those who have walked a weary journey like mine, I wanted to share…When doubt and struggles overshadow your journey, I'm thankful there are moments to remind you of the hope that is to come.

What a Therapy Dog and a Brave Teen Taught Me Today

An honest, heartfelt reflection from me on how my life goals have shifted—from chasing legacy to choosing love. A story about parenting, presence, and what really matters.

Avoiding is easy. Feeling? That takes courage. But healing doesn’t happen when we hide. It happens when we show up—messy, honest, real.

Perfection isn’t the goal—progress is. This blog invites readers to let go of unrealistic expectations and embrace the beauty of becoming. Through honest reflection, Scripture, and personal stories, it encourages trust in God’s process and reminds us that better, not perfect, is enough. Grace meets us in the growth.

Change isn’t an enemy, but a reality. We can resist it or hate it or hide from it, or today, today you can embrace the change in you and around you to be inspired for what is still to come.

Remember when you knew exactly how life should go? Remember when all of that changed? I do. I do and I'm here to tell you the unexpected isn't as bad as I had thought.

When we make the choice to be who we are, it won't always go the way we hoped it would go. Do we change course or press on?