You Are Not His Messenger: Learning to Let Go and Let God

In the early days of my divorce, I tried to fix and correct everything—especially when it came to my kids. But one gentle sentence from a friend changed everything: “You are not the messenger.” I wasn’t meant to play God in anyone’s life, and learning to step out of that role has been one of the hardest—and most freeing—lessons of my faith journey.

When Resentment Creeps In: Navigating Jealousy in a Blended Family

Blending a family with young adult children can stir up unexpected emotions—jealousy, resentment, even grief. But those feelings don’t make you weak or unloving. They make you human. This post is an honest reflection on what it looks like to navigate those emotions with grace, patience, and a heart surrendered to God.

How Can I Forgive Myself for Getting Divorced as a Christian?

Struggling to forgive yourself after a divorce as a Christian? You're not alone. This post offers faith-filled encouragement, biblical truth, and practical hope for healing and self-forgiveness through Jesus' resurrection power

Strength in Weakness: How God’s Grace Sustains Women Through Marriage Struggles and Divorce

Many misunderstand strength in difficult marriages and divorce, equating it to being tough or independent. But true strength comes from God’s grace—even in moments of grief and vulnerability. This post explores how faith empowers women to endure, heal, and rise stronger.

From Brokenness to Redemption: My Husband’s Honest Journey Through Divorce, Depression, and God’s Grace

After a painful divorce and hitting rock bottom, Buzz opens up about how God met him in the midst of depression, regret, and transformation. This is his vulnerable story of growth, second chances, and becoming the man he is today.

How I Handled My Divorce: What I Did Right, What I Regret, and What Jesus Taught Me

My divorce wasn’t amicable. It was painful and messy, but looking back, I can say I handled myself well—imperfectly, but well. In this post, I share the regrets I carry, the peace I chose, and the surprising ways Jesus showed up in the middle of the mess.