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When I’m driving alone, I tend to talk out loud to God. At least I’m talking. He’s usually doing the prompting. Today, on the way to the airport, we had a little conversation about the word good . For me, good usually means everything is lining up nicely. My plans are working. My people are happy. My workouts are consistent. Work is smooth. I’m feeling great. You get the idea. But life doesn’t stay in that sweet spot. And God nudged me to rethink what I even mean when I c

I’ve been journaling for as long as I can remember. In my late teens, those journals were full of red ink, capital letters, and enough pressure on the page to emboss the next five. It was my survival strategy. A way to let the storm out instead of letting it explode inside. When I became a Christian, my journaling slowly shifted into a conversation with God. Not a perfect conversation, but a real one. It took me about fifteen years into my walk with Jesus before it became som

Have you ever felt like life is pulling you in a million directions, and you just want a little guidance that aligns with your faith? I know I have. Sometimes, the answers we seek aren’t just about practical steps but about nurturing our spirit and deepening our relationship with God. That’s where faith-based coaching comes in, and more specifically, Christian life coaching . It’s a beautiful blend of spiritual encouragement and practical life strategies designed just for yo

One of my favorite book series is by Michael J. Sullivan. The Riyria Revelations and The Riyria Chronicles are my absolute favorites (though he’s written plenty of others). I love the way he builds his characters and the depth of the storyline. Honestly, I was sad when it ended. But there’s one character who stands out to me—not because he’s a main character, but because of how he lives. His name is Monsignor Merton. A Character Who Changed How I See Prayer Monsignor Merton