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Gratitude does not require permanence. 🙌🏽I’ve been sitting with that thought lately because I think one of the hardest t...
09/22/2026

Gratitude does not require permanence. 🙌🏽

I’ve been sitting with that thought lately because I think one of the hardest things for me is recognizing when something good has simply reached the end of its season.

I tend to hold on tightly to things that once felt fruitful. If God used it, blessed it, grew me through it, or answered prayers in it, part of me assumes I should keep trying to make it work the same way forever.

But I’ve been reminded that something can be good and still be complete.

There are seasons I can look back on with so much gratitude. Seasons that stretched me, healed parts of me, taught me, and gave me fruit I’ll carry for the rest of my life. But that doesn’t necessarily mean I’m supposed to keep living there.

And I think that’s where I personally get stuck sometimes. I keep watering something because it once grew. I keep trying to recreate what God did before because I know it was good. I keep assuming that if something is changing, or ending, then maybe I did something wrong. But an ending is not always evidence of failure.

Sometimes the lesson was learned. And sometimes the assignment was completed. That has been convicting because there is a difference between faithfulness and clinging.

Faithfulness does not always mean staying. Sometimes it means being willing to say, “Lord, thank You for what this was. Thank You for every good thing You gave me here. If this season is complete, help me not to force it to continue just because I’m afraid of what comes next.”

I want to get better at recognizing what God is asking me to tend right now instead of constantly trying to revive what used to be. And Maybe this resonates with you too.

So this is the prayer I’m carrying into this season of awareness:
God, show me what to tend and what to release. Give me discernment to know the difference, and keep me from forcing an old season to keep producing simply because it once bore beautiful fruit. I want to trust that if You are asking me to make room, there is purpose in the empty space too. 🔥

The God who was faithful ‘there’ will still be faithful here. 🙏🏽

A week in words: Which one are you keeping? 💌🤍… heavy on “JOMO” (Joy of missing out 😉)!!
09/20/2026

A week in words: Which one are you keeping? 💌🤍

… heavy on “JOMO” (Joy of missing out 😉)!!

09/18/2026

Can I tell you something, friend to friend??

You don’t have to bring God a perfectly mapped-out plan or a faith that never wavers. You can come to Him with the little you have, even if today that looks like a shaky prayer, a tired yes, or faith no bigger than a mustard seed.

I know it may not feel like enough. But God has always been able to do far more with what is surrendered than we could ever do with what we try to control.

So bring Him the small thing. The dream you’re afraid to hope for. The situation you cannot fix. The prayer you’ve whispered so many times you’re beginning to wonder if He still hears it.

He does 🙌🏽

Your faith may feel small, but the God you’re placing it in is NOT. And He is able to do immeasurably more than you could EVER ask or imagine. 🤍

“If you have faith as small as a mustard seed… nothing will be impossible for you.” Matthew 17:20

What if the answer to your prayer is already nestled in your hand… it just looks more like preparation than fulfillment?...
09/15/2026

What if the answer to your prayer is already nestled in your hand… it just looks more like preparation than fulfillment? 🗝️

David received the promise long before he ever received the crown. The fields, the battles, and the waiting were not wasted; God used all of it to prepare him for what the promise would require of him.

Can I challenge you this week: stop waiting for the medal. Identify the “shoes” God has already given you and take one faithful step forward. 👟🙏🏽❤️

A week in words: Which one are you keeping? 💌Truly, “Father forgive me…. “ (slide 9) 🙏🏽😭
09/13/2026

A week in words: Which one are you keeping? 💌

Truly, “Father forgive me…. “ (slide 9) 🙏🏽😭


09/11/2026

My ducks are not in a row like you may think. 😂 🦆

Thats shelf I was so excited to finally stain is now blotchy, uneven, and headed right back to jail… I mean sanding🫠 Then applying the step I totally skipped- pre-stain, which I’ve come to realize is one of the most important steps- and then re-staining it all over again. 🤭

I share all the pretty transformations, but I’ll always share the “what in the DIY did I just do?” moments too. I’m still learning, still messing up, and still figuring it out as I go. Hopefully, sharing my oops keeps someone else from making the same mistake, or at least reminds you that messing up doesn’t mean you failed. Sometimes it’s just getting another chance to do it better!!!

Now I need to know: what’s a project mistake you’ve made that forced you to start all over again? Please make me feel less alone 😂👇🏽

09/11/2026

I’ve been thinking about this question… What if the only eyes that ever saw what you created were yours? And would you still create?

There is something sacred about creating, even if it is only ever seen by an audience of One.

Art is deeply personal. It is the invisible parts of us made visible. It carries pieces of our stories, our healing, our wonder, and the things we cannot always put into words. Whether we are painting a wall, planting a garden, baking bread, taking a photograph, or making a home, we leave a little of ourselves behind in what our hands create.

Creating was never meant to be reduced to content, numbers, or the approval of strangers. Sometimes it is simply our response to being made in the image of a creative God. We make beauty from what was broken because something within us comes alive when we do.

And even if no one else understands it, shares it, or ever sees it, it still matters.

The way I see it, the purest kind of creating happens when we stop performing for the crowd and begin offering our work back to the One who gave us the gift in the first place. An audience of One is still an audience and His delight is enough 💌

My little sticky note tonight: keep creating, even when it feels unseen. ❤️

“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord…” Colossians 3:23

📣 Thank you Sarah Snow for this audio and the most beautifully tender way you edge the line of footprints for creators and the art of creating. 🥹

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