Creativity is like a muscle. No matter if creativity comes easily to you or you have to work diligently at it, it will get easier and more natural the more often you set aside time to flex the muscle. 

Over the years, I’ve learned an important principle: create first, critique second. 

What does your calendar reveal about your priorities?

No matter your stage of life, you can carve out time in your week for you to create.

Fear will always tell us to stop, but we can develop a will that’s strong enough to continue in the face of frightening or unknown circumstances. 

Creativity is a battle of the mind. We psyche ourselves out more often than we might realize.

Choose to compare yourself to yourself. In what areas have you improved? Celebrate those improvements even if they’re small.

In a dark and difficult time, I think finding opportunities to be creative is even more important.

Who knows what this week, month, or the rest of this year will bring. For now, I’m focusing on doing what I can to care for myself and others, knowing that we all need each other to get through.

Happy New Year! I hope and pray that your year is marked by grace, rest, and intimacy with God. May this year be filled with blessings, fruitfulness, and joy.

I feel the need to intercede for nations through the rest of the year, and I invite you to join me.

A post-Easter reflection.

An invitation to reflect on this beautiful verse.

Encouragement and new resources for the new year!

I can't be stopped...

A few thoughts on the last few years.

Today is the launch day for my latest book! Celebrate with me!

God has fresh revelation and strength for us today — we don’t have to solely rely on past provision.

Even when Jesus was on a journey, he took the time to respond to the needs of the people.

God does turn our sadness into dancing, but first, we have to mourn.

God is shining a light on our beliefs so he can heal and restore.