Colossians 3:17 Whatever you do, whether word or deed, do it all for the glory of God In middle school, this was my go-to verse. I even made it my phone password, and “Colossians3:17” was not something anybody could guess. To me, this verse simplified everything. All things were for God. It was like I could just focus on this verse, and I’d be set for life. I loved the way it was worded, how it sounded, and the purpose. I still love this verse today. No word or deed is left u

Growth, Goal Making, and God Glorifying for 2026. Welcome to the blog post where I describe two juxtaposing moments in 2025, my critical review, debunking my reflection, and what wisdom I can gather on resolutions. I wanted to make a blog post with goal-setting inspo for the next year, but I think God thought this was more important to write. Expect vulnerability, trend-debunking, and God-fearing encouragement.

The first is New Years, and the phrase that came to my mind is “His mercies are new every morning.” While no verse says this verbatim, the ESV reads in Lamentations, “The steadfast love of the LORD never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.”

The good church answers are typically the right ones, but are no good to us without meaning. It’s harder to confess these answers as your own when you aren’t feeling up to it. Hardships are truly the test of faith. They make the real answers come out (1 Peter 1:6-7). While I don’t think this is the place to share every detail, I’ll tell you one thing that has kept me on my feet through the roughest parts. To know God is God has been the most comforting thought. It’s “on God” 

A blog post with both a marketing lesson and the Gospel. It's like a really smart reverse strategy - Black Friday and choosing to Follow Jesus. What is more valuable: success now or success later?