courage

Jael was a courageous woman whose boldness and decisive action won a significant victory for Israel. Her story is a powerful testament to the fact God loves to use the seemingly insignificant people to accomplish his purposes. God is raising up Jaels--wildly courageous women willing to confront their fears, chase their dreams, and step into their divine inheritance.

I didn’t like to do groceries, because I was scared to say hi to the cashier. To say that I was bound by fear would be an understatement. It had...

Sometimes the answer to an overwhelming situation isn’t a big miracle, or God’s direct and supernatural intervention. Sometimes the answer lies within you, in how He has already prepared you, and in what you have already been given. Sometimes God lets YOU be the answer. He has given you all that you need to be the hero - not the victim.

In an age in which we are exposed to so much injustice, pain, and brokenness on a daily basis, it can be difficult to know which battles we are called to fight. Our own personal battles keep so much of our hearts and minds occupied. While we may long for justice and peace, we might be inwardly feel frozen in a spinning cycle of “what do I do?” Allow Deborah’s story to increase your faith, remind you who you are, and draw you close to the heart of God.

Recently I had the opportunity to pray for people at a conference who wanted to grow in influence. It was a conference put on by some of my heroes, Steve and...

"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about the things that matter." - Martin Luther King Something beautiful happens when you start believing how important you are...

I grew up engulfed in this idea that I was only worth what I did. It’s called ‘performance’ and this mindset teaches us that who we truly are as a person is unimportant. We learn that all that matters is what we do, who others think we should be, and that the way things look from the outside is what’s valued.

I have been told that I am disqualified, damaged and less than, and still I will bravely share my story.