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I first found Max outside my workplace. He was injured, with deep burns that had damaged his nervous system. His eyes reflected fear and pain; yet somehow, he trusted me. I felt a mix of shock and sadness; I had never seen such vulnerability in such a small being.

The first days were the hardest. Cleaning his wounds and watching him suffer gave me a tangible understand...


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A series of wrong choices and behaviors led me to criminal charges and prison time at a minimum-security work camp in my state. But rather than revisit all that in detail, I would rather share my story about what the Lord has done in my life since that hard season. Since I was released from prison, God has led and guided in ways I could have never even imagined!

When I...


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Cancer. The big C word causing anguish and heartache in the lives of so many around us. It has no sympathy nor compassion to the millions of lives it affects.

It was difficult for me to witness a family friend go through pancreatic cancer, especially when his health took such a drastic turn for the worst. Suddenly regular checkups at the hospital became weekly stays an...


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There was a season when words saved my life.

During one of the darkest periods I’ve known, a stranger handed me a note. Just a few sentences, nothing dramatic, but it reminded me that God saw me when I felt invisible.

I kept that note for years.

Eventually, I felt called to start writing my own.

Now, wherever I go, I leave small handwritten notes b...


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