The swordsman hacks and slashes creatures across the screen. A lit candle smolders. It adds a pleasant scent to the room. We are both focusing on two different screens. But the companionship is still deeply appreciated.
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She sips the coffee stained mug on the sofa as the sun sets.
In this moment, she is happy.
Fall is coming bringing cozy treasures.
Im home, she thinks with a deep inhale.
I'm home and it's all I need.
In this moment, she is happy.
Fall is coming bringing cozy treasures.
Im home, she thinks with a deep inhale.
I'm home and it's all I need.
I'm clearing a path future generations will tread.
In the secret place, prayer builds monuments and cathedrals of blessings.
I am a sojourner here. I am not permanent.
The world roars. Christ whispers
Follow me instead of these things.
In the secret place, prayer builds monuments and cathedrals of blessings.
I am a sojourner here. I am not permanent.
The world roars. Christ whispers
Follow me instead of these things.
Once there was a woman who had an extraordinary gift. She could change into colors of the rainbow and each color had a different gift. Lorena turned red and fire would warm those around her. She would turn orange and could fly up in the sky and touch the clouds. With green she could help the earth and grow flowers, trees, and beautiful green fields and meadows. Yellow is invisible to those around her. She cannot be seen. Blue was being able to control the water to help others who thirst. In the real world Lorena is a superhero. She is sheltered from the enemy and He hides her under His loving wings. She uses the Word of God to bring warmth and clothe those in need. Lorena can be brave and reach new heights, reaching heights she has never reached before. Lorena can plants seeds and nurture them to grow beautiful flowers and trees. Lorena can give water to those who thirst. May God help me guide you and your brother to control your gifts and grow up as beautiful as a rainbow. I already see it in both my kids.
I was fourteen when I first encountered the darkness—Satanism, confusion, and a world that felt far from God. But even then, Yahavah reached into the chaos and began a work in me. My life has been anything but ordinary. I’ve lived in the same Alabama town for over two decades, mostly on my own, watching people come and go—family, friends, strangers. Some stayed. Some didn’t.
I never knew my father well, but I learned what not to be. My siblings have their own stories—loss, love, jail time, children, and the weight of choices. I’ve seen pain, but I’ve also seen mercy. Through it all, I’ve come to believe that abiding in Jesus is the only way forward. Without Him, we can do nothing.
I don’t walk higher or lower than anyone else. I walk with the Spirit of Christ, who brings peace, forgiveness, and the fruit of righteousness—not by my strength, but by His. I believe in spiritual truth over material religion. The church isn’t a building—it’s the body of believers, scattered and seeking.
God is near to the brokenhearted. He adopts us, teaches us, and calls us to love. My mission is simple: to share what’s been done on our behalf, to encourage others to seek faith, and to live with purpose—even when the walk is hard. Especially then.
I never knew my father well, but I learned what not to be. My siblings have their own stories—loss, love, jail time, children, and the weight of choices. I’ve seen pain, but I’ve also seen mercy. Through it all, I’ve come to believe that abiding in Jesus is the only way forward. Without Him, we can do nothing.
I don’t walk higher or lower than anyone else. I walk with the Spirit of Christ, who brings peace, forgiveness, and the fruit of righteousness—not by my strength, but by His. I believe in spiritual truth over material religion. The church isn’t a building—it’s the body of believers, scattered and seeking.
God is near to the brokenhearted. He adopts us, teaches us, and calls us to love. My mission is simple: to share what’s been done on our behalf, to encourage others to seek faith, and to live with purpose—even when the walk is hard. Especially then.