Okay, let’s be honest for a second… how often do we only go to God when we need something? 👀 In this episode, we’re diving into that question and getting real about our hearts. Are we loving Jesus for the blessings, or for who He truly is? It’s a sweet, eye-opening conversation that will encourage you to build a deeper, more meaningful relationship with Him.

And just to be clear—this isn’t us saying we shouldn’t go to God when we need something. We absolutely should. He cares about our needs, our struggles, and every little detail of our lives. But that shouldn’t be the only reason we go to Him. He wants us in the hard times and the good times—in the valley and on the mountaintop. Our relationship with God is so much more than a quick ask or a last resort. He’s not a vending machine—He’s a loving Father who desires a real, everyday relationship with us. 💛

In this week's episode, we ask ourselves an important question... are we putting our worth in the right place? I often find myself putting my worth in worldly things instead of Holy things without realizing it.

We also dive into the way we think about ourselves and how this can be one of Satan's sneaky tactics to keep us from being confident in Christ. When we start hating what we see in the mirror, we're essentially hating on God's creation.

If you've struggled or are struggling with this mindset, I want to invite you to sit in on this episode as we strive to give God our everything!

In this episode, I’m just sitting down and sharing what stuck with me from our Resurrection Sunday sermon—nothing fancy, just real thoughts and takeaways. We talk about the truth that because Christ rose from the grave, we have a reason to live boldly for Him every single day… not just once a year.

I also share a pretty wild (and very real) story about the time I fell off a horse at a full-on gallop. It was scary. It hurt. And honestly, it would’ve been really easy to never want to get back on again. But that moment turned into something bigger. We talk about how falling, failing, and walking through hard things doesn’t mean we’re done—it’s often where God is growing our faith the most.

I tie it into scripture and what it means to walk through tests and trials, trusting that God is using those moments to strengthen us, not break us.

If you’ve been needing a little encouragement, a reset, or just a reminder that you’re not alone in this walk, this one’s for you.