The hill I'll die on: Humans are divine, and content creation is a sacred act of devotion. Done well, it’s deep spiritual work.
You can't write content well until you know people. So professionally and personally, I ask a lot of questions, then I shut up and listen.
I guess that's why God shows up with answers.
Messages from God
God is your gardener
A reminder from God that we have a sanctuary within, where we can sit and rest and commune with our true nature – love.
Think higher thoughts
A reminder from God to be aware of what I hold in my mind, because my thoughts alone shape my experience on Earth.
Oneness with God
Can we ever be separated from God, or experience times when we cannot hear or feel God with us? It seems so, but that's not the truth.
Be like the tree
Can trees be our spiritual teachers? God encourages me to learn a lesson from nature in this powerful visual message.
Building spiritual muscle
Are we strong enough to weather the storm? A story from God highlights how adversity and challenge can help us to grow in faith.
Can life be cut short?
God chooses a highly sensitive topic – abortion – to teach me a lesson about choice and perspective.
Silence your mental chatter
Is your brain whirring way too fast to hear God? You're not alone. Here's a tool to help you slow down and hear the voice of God more clearly.
Overcome limiting core beliefs
The mass consciousness on Earth can shape our core beliefs and keep us thinking small. Find out how to break free from thinking small.
Sickness is not your superpower
We have superpowers, but do we act like it? A conversation with God about sickness, death and the power of our thoughts.
Should I support trans rights?
Are we who we think we are? God delivers a new perspective on the issue of being transgender. Naturally, it's filled with loving truth.
A consuming fire
Think you can sit down and watch Hamilton (or do anything) without God watching? Think again.
Cats as mind readers
What we think matters. God teaches me that there are no thoughts I keep to myself, even when I don't speak them out loud.