The Woman at the Well: Finding Hope in Out-of-the-Way Places
She came to the well at noon — when the sun was hottest and the crowds were thinnest. Intentionally.
I Can't Swim But Water Has Saved Me: On OMI, Divorce, and the God Who Calms the Waves
I can't swim. Water can kill me. And yet I started a business about hope called 'water' — OMI.
God is Not Twiddling His Thumbs: A Poem for the Days When the World Feels Out of Control
"The planes crashed. The fires burned. The inauguration happened. And I sat with the very human urge to believe that God had looked away. He hadn't. Here's the poem that came out of that."
Why I Write: How Personal Storytelling Inspires Hope and Creates Real Change
Great writing is three parts — and they're not equal. One part is skill (about 20%). One part is idea (another 20%).
Crumbling: A Poem About Beautiful Brokenness
A crumbling cake still smells sweet. Still tastes like heaven. Still melts the same — maybe just a little faster.
Good: An Easter Poem About the Friday That Didn't Look Like It
It's not looking too good. When he kept saying 'my time' I thought it meant His time to rescue us.
Helpless, But Not Hopeless: What a Fetal Diagnosis Taught Me About Faith
At my 20-week scan, a doctor told me my son had a mass in his chest cavity larger than any he'd ever seen. I went in jolly and excited. I left an absolute wreck. Here's what God did next.