Wildly Free Ministry

08/01/2026

Hello, August.

I’m entering this month with open hands.

Not rushing.
Not striving.
Not trying to force what’s next.

Just resting.

This season has reminded me that there is a sacredness in solitude. The quiet places we often try to escape are often the very places where God speaks most clearly.

Waiting has never been easy for me. I like movement. Progress. Plans. But God has gently shown me that waiting with Him is never wasted.

In the stillness, He has been restoring what was weary.
In the silence, He has been strengthening my trust.
In the hidden places, He has been growing roots that no one else can see.

Sometimes faith doesn’t look like taking another step forward.
Sometimes faith looks like sitting at His feet, trusting that He is working even when nothing around us appears to be changing.

If you’re in a season of waiting, don’t despise it.

The pause may be preparing you for what the promise requires.

So this August, I’m choosing rest over hurry, connection over performance, presence over productivity, and trust over certainty.

Because the safest place to be is wherever Jesus is leading—even if that place is quiet.

“Be still before the Lord and wait patiently for Him.” — Psalm 37:7

06/16/2026

The most important chapters of our lives have rarely started with certainty. They've started with courage. With a breath, a prayer, and a small step of faith.

"'For I know the plans I have for you,' declares the Lord, 'plans to prosper
you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.'" – Jeremiah 29:11

That verse is often quoted when it comes to a season of transition. God isn't promising a smooth road. He's promising a purposeful one. He doesn't say "I know the steps you'll take." He says "I know the plans I have for you." You don't have to know. He does.

So if you're standing at the edge of something new today — a new job, a new season, a new city— you are not alone, and you are not without direction. You are held by a God with good plans for you.

A MOMENT OF REFLECTION:

1. Is there a "next chapter" in your own life that you've been hesitating to step into? What's one small act of courage you could take this week?

2. Who in your life is in a season of transition right now? What would it mean for them to hear that God has a purposeful plan for their next chapter?

3. How does knowing God holds your future change the way you plan — and the way you rest?

06/09/2026

Happy June, Friends.

If you’ve noticed that I’ve been quiet these past couple of months, there is a reason.

As I stepped into 2026, God made it clear that it was time to pause the ministry. At the time, I didn’t fully understand what that meant. I thought it was simply a pause in activity. What I didn’t realize was that God was inviting me into a sabbatical season.

If I’m honest, the first month was difficult. Much of my life had been spent moving, building, creating, and pouring out. Slowing down felt unfamiliar and uncomfortable. Yet in the stillness, God began to reveal things that busyness had hidden.

This season has been one of sitting with Him in quiet places. Learning again what it means to ABIDE. To remain close to Jesus without striving. To seek His presence more than productivity.

There have been moments of lament and moments of deep rest. Times of healing, reflection, and surrender. There has also been preparation taking place beneath the surface—building foundations, clarifying vision, dreaming with God, and allowing Him to shape what comes next in His timing rather than my own.

One thing I continue to learn is that God is not only present in the seasons of fruitfulness and visible growth. He is equally present in the hidden seasons. The seasons where roots grow deeper than anyone can see. The seasons where He invites us to trust Him without needing immediate answers.

Perhaps some of you find yourselves in a similar place today. Maybe you’re in a season that feels slower than expected. Maybe God has asked you to wait, to rest, or to release something you’ve held tightly. If so, be encouraged: a pause is not the same as an ending. God often does some of His deepest work in the places that seem quiet and unseen.

What feels hidden to us is never hidden from Him.

As I continue walking through this sabbatical season, I am filled with anticipation for what God is doing and what lies ahead. I don’t have all the details yet, but I am learning that obedience doesn’t require having the full picture—it simply requires trusting the One who does.

Thank you for your prayers, your encouragement, and your grace during this season. I’m excited to share more in the months ahead as God continues to unfold His plans.

05/04/2026

A reminder on this Monday morning.

04/30/2026

04/27/2026

Abiding in faith isn’t always peaceful—it’s often a daily choice to stay.
Stay rooted. Stay surrendered. Stay expectant.

If you’re in the messy middle, this is your reminder:
God is still working in what feels unseen.

04/23/2026

Some of the most meaningful, lasting growth comes from abiding.

“Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit by itself… neither can you, unless you abide in me.” — John 15:4

The growth that comes from abiding is not forced or fueled by hustling. It's just about staying attached to the vine. Staying attached to Jesus.

So, instead of asking: “What more should I be doing?”​
Try asking: “Where am I being invited to slow down and stay connected?”

Because true fruit doesn’t come from trying to do it all on your own. It comes from being in the presence of an abundant and loving God.

04/13/2026

We often think growth means increasing our ability to accomplish more. But what I've experienced is that God's deeper work is not just expanding what we can do — it's forming what we can carry.

Because the defining moments of our journeys are rarely visible. They happen in the unseen places, where faithfulness matters more than recognition.

Consider: Where might God be forming your capacity to carry, not just to achieve?