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Hi friends, we're going to run this one back a little bit. I've talked a little bit about why I started Favor Abundant, but I think it's time to provide the full context. Almost a year ago, the Lord spoke to me in a way that changed the trajectory of my walk, and a month later, at a conference, I received confirmation. If you've been there, you know that feeling that you can't run from the vision even if you tried your hardest. A purpose was placed on my life, and the idea th

Hi friends, I find myself starting to write more often than I actually finish. Not because I don’t have something to say—but because something in me says, not yet . The timing doesn’t feel right. The moment doesn’t feel perfect. And so I stop. When I first started this journey, I was focused on community. I wanted to show up for others in the way I wish someone had shown up for me. But life has a way of shifting things. Responsibilities pile up, and what once felt possible st

Have you ever moved with such a fire that you felt unstoppable? That unshakable, unbothered confidence — where opinions don’t shake you, and obstacles don’t slow you. You feel like you’re both running the world and standing above it. And then, slowly, the fire starts to dim. When that happens, you have two choices: spark it again or let it die. It’s easy to stay lit when there’s an audience. Encouragement fuels you. Recognition affirms you. But what about the quiet seasons? W

Sometimes you have to step away to avoid damaging what you’ve been entrusted with. It’s been a minute. In the midst of the holiday season, I found myself unnecessarily drained—partly from spiritual warfare, but mostly from fighting myself. As I tried to navigate the stress, frustration, and emotions bubbling beneath the surface, I lived in a constant state of longing, with a subtle but persistent depressive weight attached to it. Naturally, the first thing you do—especially w