The lie of “just a little bit” is one of the greatest lies Satan ever whispers—and here’s the kicker: it never stays little . Think about it. “Just a little bit of this movie. Just a little compromise. Just a tiny shortcut.”  It sounds harmless… until that tiny bit sneaks in and messes with your whole entire heart. Okay, let me set the scene. Picture a dad, his teens, and the classic PG-13 movie debate. Everyone’s talking about it. All your friends are talking about it. The k

Jacob was so messy it’s honestly impressive —favoring some kids, totally ignoring the rest, letting his past mistakes pile up like laundry he refuses to fold—and if there were a “Crappiest Dad of the Year” award, he’d have snatched that trophy with a grin . And yet… in the middle of all that chaos, he does something wild: he goes straight to God  for confirmation. Yep. The same Jacob who had a long history of screw-ups, favoritism, and general messy parenting still showed up

Pssst… I’ve got the VIP pass to the hottest (and messiest) club in town: Cancel Culture.  And yes, your teen life and even your church group are on the guest list.  Grab your popcorn, because today the internet drama is spilling into church, school, and your group chat—and trust me, it’s hotter than your group chat notifications at 11 PM. Okay… real talk. Have you ever typed out a comment and then—BAM—you second-guessed yourself? Or scrolled through a post and seen someone ge

Okay, real talk—November is almost here, and every year, everyone starts talking about gratitude like it’s just pumpkin spice and thank-you notes. But hear me out—I want to hit you with a different vibe this year. What if gratitude wasn’t just about the cute stuff in your life—the TikToks that make you snort-laugh, the cozy hoodie you basically live in, or that chef’s kiss hot chocolate that fixes a Monday meltdown—but instead, about seeing humanity differently? Literally. Ev

“Have you ever tried to have the conversation you’ve been avoiding? You know, the one where your heart’s pounding, your throat’s tight, and you’d rather text than talk? Maybe it’s with your mom, your ex-bestie, or someone who totally misunderstood you. Here’s the deal: it’s way easier to hide behind a screen. Ghost. Cancel. Scroll past. Pretend the other person doesn’t exist. We’ve all been there — I get it. Screens make us feel bold, fearless, even heroic.  But here’s the th

Quick poll in your head: Would you give up your favorite snack for a friend? Would you risk losing your spot in line for someone else? Would you take the blame for a sibling or friend—even if it got you in trouble? Okay, don’t answer out loud, but… where are you leaning? Are you brave enough to say yes to one of those? Or are you quietly thinking, “Girl, I’m just trying to survive this week”? Same. Here’s the thing: today we’re talking about a love that actually costs someth