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ep 202: navigating difficult emotions | feeling upset doesn't mean you're lacking faith

In this episode I share about some conversations that have come up with my kids lately, inspired by the toddler saying "Jesus cried", leading into a life lesson based around John 11:35 Jesus wept.Even though Jesus knew the outcome, he still grieved the death of Lazarus and it's o ...  Show more

201: We're baaaaack and launching a new name! Teach Me to Abide will be a space for you to remember God's faithfulness in every season of life

I'm so happy to be back behind the mic!After taking some time off, I was able to reevaluate where the show is going. I will be continuing on with a season under a new name (art and name change coming in a few days), Teach Me to Abide.I feel like that's the season God has been pul ...  Show more

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