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The Unexpected Gift of Starting Over at 60
After losing my partner and sister, I relaunched my tutoring and academic therapy practice at 60 and found God was already at work.
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We Gon’ Be Alright (Not I)
Disability taught me that independence isn’t the goal — community is. A Soul Note on Scripture, Kendrick Lamar, and the grace of needing people.
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You’re Not “Too Much.” You’re Fearfully and Wonderfully Made
Ever been called “too much” or “too intense”? A personal story about belonging, Eminem, and the promise of Psalm 139. You were never meant to blend in.
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The Day I Stopped Trying to Keep Up
Discover the freedom that comes from letting go of comparison, embracing God’s pace for your life, and finding rest in His presence instead of striving to keep up.
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God Still Shows Up in Messy Kitchens, Late Bills, and Neurodivergent Brains
Discover how God showed up through an ordinary act of kindness after an Amazon grocery delivery turned into an overwhelming mess, a reminder that His presence often meets us in the everyday moments of neurodivergent life.
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What My Walker Taught Me About Grace
What happens when a disability becomes visible? A personal reflection on my walker, invisible disabilities, God’s grace, and the comfort of being fully seen by Him.
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My Father’s Greatest Lesson
A Father’s Day reflection on legacy, grief, faith, and how a father’s values can shape a lifetime of purpose.
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The Truth Behind: “Parents Just Don’t Understand”
As a neurodivergent adult, I reflect on what I wish parents, teachers, and other adults had understood about me as a child. A faith-centered look at understanding, validation, and the balance between guidance and compassion.
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Small Wins, Big Faith: Why Tiny Victories Change Everything
A personal reflection on faith, neurodivergence, and executive dysfunction, exploring how small daily victories can become powerful reminders of growth, healing, and God’s grace.
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How I Follow God on Days When I Don’t Feel “Called” At All
When purpose feels distant and faith feels quiet, showing up can feel hard. A reflection on finding faithfulness in ordinary seasons when calling feels far away but God is still present.
