One year ago, on April 29th, Jessica and I launched our podcast, A Cup Full of Hope! What a journey it has been! When we first launched our podcast, we had no idea what we were doing. Let's be honest, we still don't. But we knew...
It's time for my 6th annual National Infertility Awareness Week collaborative post. This year I asked the Moms in the Making support group leaders what they would say to encourage any woman going through infertility and their answers are below. We hope these answers bless...
Today, in honor of National Infertility Awareness Week, I am collaborating with some amazing men and women who I met through the infertility community. Included are shop owners, bloggers, authors and entrepreneurs. This giveaway is packed full of goodies from each of these amazing individuals...
Today kicks off National Infertility Awareness Week, which as stated in the name is a week to bring awareness to infertility. The theme for this year is "Changing the Conversation" and the purpose of the theme is to raise awareness about infertility issues. However, my...
Even when it doesn't seem, feel or look like it, God is always up to something. This truth can be easy to forget, especially when you find yourself in the middle of the unknown, like we face now with a worldwide pandemic. No matter what circumstance...
Jesus was beaten, crucified and buried. Friday looked hopeless and dead. But the story didn't end there, because Sunday is HERE! Our King has RISEN! On the third day, just as He said, Jesus raised up out of the grave. The tomb was empty and He was...
Today Colby and I are celebrating our 9 year wedding anniversary. We got married April 9, 2011 and it will forever be one of the best days of my life. 9 years on April 9th! I just can't believe it. Our wedding took place in Dallas, TX....
There is so much on my mind and heart when it comes to COVID-19 and I am sure you can relate. There is both sadness and joy, confusion and expectation. So many feelings exist at the same time. Back in December, there was an event that...
More than 5 years ago I heard Graham Cooke ask a question that has not left my mind since. "Who does God want to be for you?" It seems like such a simple question. And it is. But it has also brought such a beautiful perspective to...
Schools are closed. Events have been canceled. Churches have moved online. And unless you are one of the few still going into work, you are probably at home. As I have also found myself at home, in the middle of several uncomfortable and unusual weeks, all...
