“Lights are on in the distant windows, I wonder what they must see.” Those opening words of the poem are about us observing — pausing long enough to consider the hearts of the people around us and wonder what they’re struggling with behind that lit window — behind that forced Read more
“In the midst of the battle, when our faith is weak, as our nerves unravel — His peace we must seek.” This poem doesn’t start with victory. It starts with weakness. With unraveling. When God gave me these words, I was living them. My faith felt thin. The struggle felt Read more
“Complacency is a poison, taken one drop at a time. It steals all our passion and confuses our mind.” When God gave me this poem, that opening stopped me — because it doesn’t describe the enemy I expected. I expected to go to battle with a roaring lion. Instead, He Read more
Have you ever gathered the courage to ask God to see His heart and experience a deeper revelation of Himself, only to find that His response completely upended your world and challenged your faith? In the spring of 2016, on Easter Sunday, I prayed a prayer that came from the Read more
As Christians, we are all on a journey of surrender. Each time we choose faith over fear and over pride, and each time we surrender our will to His, we take another step on that journey into fellowship with the Father. There is a moment where the human spirit exhausts Read more
The heaviest burdens we carry are rarely the ones the world can see. Often, the crushing weight comes from the battles we fight in isolation—the silent anxieties, the private griefs, and the hidden struggles we lock away out of fear or pride or desperation. But on occasion, God leads us Read more
God told me it was time to share the burden Over the past three posts in Hannah’s Heart, I have written about what it means to meet God in the storm, to move from struggle into surrender, and to bring hidden weight into His light. There is one moment from Read more
Here we are, ten years later. We know that neither love nor the grief of losing a loved one is a destination in itself. They are part of a larger journey—two deeply connected parts of the human experience that reflect the depth of our love. One thing about the journey Read more