Welcome back! In this episode, I’m sharing simple and practical ways to reconnect with Jesus when you feel distant or disconnected in your faith. From starting your day with prayer, spending intentional time in the Word, and listening to worship music, to journaling your thoughts, being honest with God, finding a Christ centered community, and creating space for silence, these small habits can help you realign your heart and make room for His presence in your everyday life. Whether you’re in a dry season or just need a reset, these are gentle reminders that Jesus is always near, you just have to invite Him in. 'Be Still' this week and let Him meet you right where you are.

Welcome back! In this episode, I dive into 20 lessons I've learned (and am still learning) in my 20's, focusing on friendships, faith, mental health, and relationships. I share pivotal moments from my 20's that shaped my growth and perspective in these areas, and hopefully you can apply to your life. I also discuss practical ways to apply these lessons through self-reflection, journaling, and seeking support from trusted people. It's important to have grace for yourself, especially when you are young, we are all navigating life for the first time and continuously learning lessons. Remember to 'Be Still' this week!

Welcome to week three of the devotional series! In this episode, we talk about what it really means to find your identity in Christ, especially as a girl in college, surrounded by opinions, comparison, and pressure to perform. I walk through scripture that reminds us we are already chosen, called, and named by God. You’ll hear real-life examples of how the world tries to define us, through appearance, achievement, and approval. Also how to replace those whispers with truth. If you’ve ever felt like you’re too much, not enough, or stuck trying to be everything for everyone, this is your reminder that you are not who they say you are, you are who He says you are. This week, let’s learn to let go of labels and stand firm in the identity God has already given us. Be still, and let His voice be the loudest!