Jesus lived his life for one purpose- the tremendous tragedy of the cross and rising to come. He was our Savior. How do you convey this fact without explaining our sin? I dare you to try.
Quick Reflection-I Still Learn
Because with all a parent already knows, they know very little about their addicted child.
Quick Reflections: The Darkness We All Know
Darkness only needs one small space to start. Left unchecked, it grows until all you see is a vast emptiness.
Mental Health Monday: Donโt Be A Victim; Be a Warrior
Be your own warrior who breaks free from something meant to harm you, silent your spirit, or intrude on what should be healthy, clear, and confident living.
Their Addiction ~My Journey: โIโm Sorry They Hate Youโ
When the bad got worse and everyone departed, I stood firm. Iโm not confident I was wanted, though. The more I stayed, the more despised I became. Eventually, I left you to do what you wanted to do.
Their Addiction~My Journey: Addiction Momma
โItโs not a disconnection.โจItโs a reconnection with better wires.โ
Their Addiction~My Journey: I’m Tired
..all the words in the world canโt fix this.
Quick Reflections: The Sting of Truth
He met people in their sin, forgave and instructed them to stop. He called out their truth and showed deep love for their soul through His mercy. I canโt think of one example where he chased them down without accountability and self-denial.
Their Addiction ~ My Journey, โBitterness Bitesโ
Being right in our feelings is not being righteous to God.
Five Minute Friday- โAbsenceโ
I wake up every morning to an absence I never prepared for. How do parents ever prepare their hearts for moments like this? Addiction continues to steal precious lives.


