Tag: Transitions
Content focused on moving, career changes, family shifts, or any season of in-between.
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Stronger Than You Look: Training for the Battle Inside
External strength may impress others, but inner strength is what sustains you in spiritual warfare. The Strength You Really Need As we come out of Memorial Day—a time when we pause to honor those who carried burdens we may never fully see—I think a lot about what strength really looks like. We spend so much… Read more
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Power, Purpose, Proess: Why the Fight Is Fierce
The enemy isn’t attacking you randomly—he’s targeting your power, your purpose, and your proess. It’s Not Just Life—It’s Warfare Some seasons feel personal.The hits come too fast, too close, and too deep.You start asking: Why me? What did I do? Why now? I remember 2017, when I had just moved back to Alabama from North… Read more
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My Mind Is My Weapon
This isn’t a pity post—it’s a real one. In the middle of counseling sessions, relocations, and trying to hold my family together across state lines, I’ve come to realize how easily I’ve surrendered my peace without even noticing. This is me learning to guard my mind like the weapon it is—with grace, with worship, and… Read more
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Finding My Voice (Out Loud)
Last week, I shared a post titled Why I’m Here: My “Why” and the Work That Chose Me. Writing it felt like exhaling—finally putting words to what’s been stirring in me for years. But even after I hit “publish,” something kept rising. Not a contradiction—more like a deeper layer. I realized that what I wrote… Read more
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Swallows by the Runway
This morning, I watched two swallows circling the sky just outside the airfield gate. Not on the runway—just near it. Floating, turning, looping without panic or fear. It stopped me. It wasn’t lost on me that they were flying in a place so close to danger. Planes take off there. Engines roar there. It’s not… Read more
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The Wounds of Excellence: When Imposter Syndrome Meets Anointing
There’s a strange ache that comes with being excellent in a world that often rewards mediocrity—and punishes difference. I’ve felt it more than once. It’s that moment when you’ve done everything right, exceeded every expectation, and still feel like you have to prove you belong. Or worse—pretend you don’t. I didn’t always have language for… Read more
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Why I’m Here: My “Why” and the Work That Chose Me
I used to think clarity came first. That if I could just figure it out—my calling, my lane, my five-year plan—then I could move forward with confidence. But what I’ve learned over the past decade is that clarity doesn’t always come before action. Sometimes, it comes through it. This space exists because I finally stopped… Read more
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The Charity Run Dream: When Legacy Speaks Through Loss
I had a dream about my mother-in-law—a year after her passing, she was still fighting, still moving, inviting me and my daughter to join her in a charity run. It felt like more than a dream—it felt like legacy calling. This reflection explores what it means to keep walking, to give from the heart, and… Read more