Christian womens Group

04/28/2026

Do you get to be with your husband and children in heaven?

03/05/2026

01/27/2026

There are parts of my story I don’t share often — not because they aren’t important, but because even remembering them still takes my breath away.

I became a mom at 18, raising my daughter Kaytlyn while learning how to survive at the same time. I’ve known poverty. I’ve known trauma. I’ve known seasons where it felt like God was silent — yet somehow, I kept going.

Then God gave me another miracle: my baby Izzy.

But shortly after she was born, everything changed.

Izzy aspirated a piece of popcorn, and no one knew. She got sicker and sicker. Day after day, week after week, doctors couldn’t figure out what was wrong. I watched my baby suffer while answers felt just out of reach. Eventually, she was rushed to the children’s hospital for an emergency bronchoscopy — and that’s when we learned she was allergic to anesthesia.

What no one realized was how close we were to losing her.

I held my baby in my arms while her little body shut down. Doctors looked me in the eyes and told me she was only getting worse. They asked me to prepare to say goodbye to my child. I remember thinking, God, please… I cannot bury my baby.

She almost died in my arms.

She stayed in the hospital for weeks. Every hour felt like a lifetime. I was exhausted, terrified, and completely broken — until her uncle brought in a pastor. We gathered around her hospital bed and prayed. Not pretty prayers. Not polished prayers. Just desperate, tear-filled cries to God.

And then… something changed.

Little by little, Izzy started getting better.
Against the odds.
Against expectations.
Against what the doctors prepared me for.

God healed my baby.

Not long after, we faced another battle — watching my husband fight for his life while waiting for a liver transplant. Sitting in hospital rooms again. Praying again. Trusting again. Wondering how much more my heart could take.

But God was faithful.
Again.

Today, my husband is here.
My children are alive.
And I am still standing — not because I am strong, but because God carried me when I couldn’t carry myself.

If you’re reading this and you feel like you’re drowning… if you’re praying prayers that feel unanswered… if you’re holding on by a thread — please hear me:

Miracles don’t always come loud.
Healing doesn’t always come fast.
But God has never once let go of us.

Not then.
Not now.
Not ever.

🤍🙏

12/14/2025

Happy holidays everyone ✝️⛪️🎄

09/09/2025

Best sellers!

08/20/2025

Jesus came to pay a debt He didn't owe because we owed a debt we could't pay. I thank Jesus for giving me a new life.

03/14/2023

Rising Above the Abuse
Abuse can leave you feeling insignificant, invisible, and worthless. Despite what you’ve been told, you matter to God. You have God-given worth, and you are loved by Him.

“First seek the counsel of the Lord.”

1 Kings 22:5

Despite its prevalence, abuse is never a comfortable topic to discuss. The reach of abuse extends around the world to people of every background, age and stage of life. And though physical wounds heal in time, emotional damage can last for years. Can there be hope for change . . . for complete healing? Yes! These Keys for Living show how to find healing from past pain, how to process difficult emotions, and how to help others who have been abused. Discover your God-given worth, and start walking in freedom and moving forward with hope.

God desires to give you hope as you face life challenges, problems and difficult trials. The good news for us, God specializes in redemption and transformation. He takes that which was lost and restores it. He takes that which was dead and gives it life. He takes that which had no hope and rewrites its story. This is our God! As you pray today, ask God boldly to transform the thing inside you that you want to see changed forever!

09/12/2022

Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.

01/02/2022

Deception is no joke.

If you’re dealing with slander, manipulation, or any other consequences of someone speaking against you’re not sure how to handle it; here’s an example of how you can pray.

God, You have heard the lies that (so and so) has been speaking and spreading. You’ve seen the damage that they’ve caused. As frustrated as I am about the damage my biggest concern is how these lies are impacting the person speaking them. I know you love them. I know lies grieve you. I ask that You would bring truth the forefront of these conversations and that those speaking lies would no longer feel content in them. Teach them to value truth and guard their mouth from deceit. So seeds of righteousness in them. In Jesus’ name, Amen.