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What Marriage Has Taught Me About Rest
This month marks four years of marriage for my husband and I, and as our anniversary approaches, I’ve been reflecting on how much life can change in such a short amount of time. Four years doesn’t feel long in the grand scheme of things, but it holds marriage, two children, a move, and a season where my career paused so that another calling could take shape. The biggest lesson these four years have taught me though, isn’t about romance or even communication. It’s about rest.
For the Woman Wondering If Love Will Find Her (Will I Ever Get Married)
Waiting for love is exhausting. Sometimes it looks like scrolling past engagement photos, attending weddings with a smile, or answering the same questions about your relationship status. For me it looked like dating with intention, while my prospects were only interested in dating “casually”. But mostly it’s a silent wondering of: will I ever get married? If you’re single and tired, this story is for you. The Season I Was In Before I Met Him About a year before I met my husba
Jan 314 min read
Starting the Year in Prayer: 5 Scriptures for When You’re Feeling Overwhelmed
One thing I’m being intentional about this year is starting with God first and learning to let go of the stress that comes with trying to figure out everything on my own. Last year was tough. It began with me slowly adjusting to what it meant to be a homemaker, without any family or friends nearby, all while caring for a two-year-old and a fourteen-month-old. Every day felt impossible. Most mornings started with tears...mostly from me. This year, I’m determined to shift the d
Jan 14 min read
A Typical Day With My Two Toddlers: Finding Grace in the Chaos
Every morning, my day starts before the sun is even up. Not because I’m an early riser, but because this is the only time I really get a moment to myself. With two toddlers, the day doesn’t ease in. It starts loud, and with big feelings that I don’t always understand. Without any family nearby, everything these days falls on me and my husband. Some days we operate like a well-oiled machine. Other days require extra time in prayer. Once the toddlers wake up, we have breakfast.
Nov 1, 20253 min read
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