Dear Nyla Grace,
Today was one of those days where I poured out — I shared something from God’s Word that had been stirring in my heart.
I didn’t overthink it. I didn’t worry about who would listen.
I just sent it out, because I felt someone might need
One day, you’ll have seasons where you give a lot of yourself — to your work, your family, your friends, or even to people you don’t know well.
And I want you to remember: it’s okay to rest afterward. It’s okay to enjoy the quiet moments with the ones you love.
to hear it.
After that, I closed my book, took a deep breath, and decided it was time to spend the evening with your mom.
Because Nyla, life with God isn’t only about pouring out — it’s also about resting, about being present with the people He’s given you.
Reading Psalm 46 this morning: ‘There is a river whose streams make glad the city of God.’ 💧 Even when life feels dry, He is our steady stream of peace, strength & joy. ✨ #Faith#Psalm46#LettersToNyla
I wrote this for Nyla — not just for today, but for the future. A reminder that even before she is born, she is already deeply known.
“Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you.” – Jeremiah 1:5
I’ve been thinking more about legacy lately.
Not just what I leave behind,
but what I build in silence — prayer by prayer, moment by moment.
My daughter may not see it yet.
But one day, she will.
@EGOPowerPlus Your mower failed on its second use, and now I’ve been stranded without a mower and any update on repair timeline. I’ve sent email via support and no response!
When He sees us, He sees the righteousness of His Son instead of our mess-ups.
So, the Gospel is really simple: Jesus loves us so much that He took our place, healed our disease, and gave us hope for a better future. Isn’t that incredible?
I grew up in church, but honestly, the Gospel didn’t really hit me until later. I went through all the motions—Sunday school, youth group, even got baptized. But let’s be real, I mostly did it out of fear of ending up in this crazy place called hell. 😳
think of it like a prison sentence. We were sentenced to death because of our sin, but Jesus stepped in and paid the bond! 🙌 He lived the perfect life we should have lived, and by doing so, He met the standard that we couldn’t.
Through His death on the cross, His perfection is transferred to us if we believe. It’s like He gave us a cosmic “Get Out of Jail Free” card! And the best part? God the Father now looks at us through the lens of what Jesus did.
Instead, let’s come together, support one another, and work towards a brighter future for everyone.
Together, we can build the America we all aspire to live in!
As we move forward, let’s remember that the challenges we face don’t disappear overnight. If you were feeling unhappy or disheartened before a significant event, those feelings won’t magically change the next day.