When Grief Hits in the Grocery Store

Perfect for anyone navigating loss, supporting a grieving friend, or wondering why the produce section made them cry last Tuesday.

You went in for bananas and milk. Somehow you're ugly-crying in the bread aisle, wondering what just happened to your Tuesday afternoon.

Here's the thing nobody tells you about grief: it doesn't wait for the "appropriate" moments. It sneaks into...

Growth happens underground first. Just because you can't see it doesn't mean it's not happening.

When putting on real pants feels like a victory.

Let's talk about small wins. And when I say small, I mean tiny. Microscopic. Like "I put on real pants today" small. Like "I opened my Bible, got overwhelmed after two verses, and shut it again" small. Like "I brushed my teeth and only cried a li...

You don't have to get it together before He'll show up.

When you find yourself crying in the laundry room over a missing sock.

Y'all, I found Jesus this morning... right next to the lint trap.

It was one of those mornings. I woke up late, hair doing something that looked more like spiritual warfare than style, and shuffled to the kitchen like someone risen from the ashes. All I wanted—needed—was hot chocolate. But of co...

You are not behind. You are not broken. You are not too much. You are simply... grieving. And that is holy ground.

For the woman who's wondering if she's grieving wrong.

This one's a little different. No long story. No reflection. Just a blessing.

If you've ever wondered if there's a "right" way to do grief... if you've compared your tears to someone else's silence... if you've felt li...

Sometimes the most profound miracles look exactly like Tuesday.

When you wonder if that feather on your windshield was really from heaven.

You know what I mean, right? Those little moments that make you stop and wonder—was that just a coincidence, or did someone I love just tap me on the shoulder from heaven?

The feather that lands on your windshield right when you're crying. The penny—heads up, of course—sitting perfectly in you...

You may always miss them. You may always wish they were still here. And you're still allowed to take the next step, and the one after that.

When you feel guilty for having a good day without them.

Let's talk about the sacred in-between—that tender place where you're missing someone with your whole soul and also starting to move forward.

If you've ever found yourself laughing, or going out to lunch, or even making a...

Your tears aren't a burden. They're a witness.

When grief ambushes you in the most ordinary places.

I wasn't even planning to go there that day. I just needed dog food. Simple errand, in and out, nothing dramatic.

But I took a wrong turn somewhere past the seasonal stuff, and suddenly there I was—standing in front of rows and rows of Mother's Day cards. And then I saw it. One card that stopped me dead in my tracks:...

A warm, authentic introduction to a grief podcast that breaks all the rules—no clinical advice, tidy timelines, or "you should be over this by now." Just real talk, gentle humor, and honest conversations for women who feel like they're doing grief "wrong" and need someone who truly gets that ugly-crying in Target is perfectly normal—and perfectly held.

Earthling, your love is not lost—it's just learning...

Presence comes before fixing. Compassion doesn't wait until everything's resolved.

When you feel like God must be disappointed in your slow healing.

Maybe grief took a sledgehammer to the theology you grew up with. Maybe you used to have answers, and now you just have questions. Maybe you're carrying shame about still being sad months later, wondering if Jesus is standing over you with His arms crossed, tapping His foo...

Your worth was never tied to how easy you are to love.

When grief makes you feel like you're "too much" for everyone around you.

Let me guess—someone invited you to coffee last week, and you said no. Not because you didn't want to see them, but because you were afraid you'd be a downer.

Sound familiar?

Here's what grief does that nobody warns you about: it doesn't just break your heart. It breaks your...

What to Say When People Say the Wrong Thing

A tender conversation about love that doesn't know how to end

"He's in a better place." "At least you had all those good years." "God never gives us more than we can handle." "You need to move on—he wouldn't want you to be sad."

Sound familiar? If someone recently opened their mouth and said something that made you want to laugh...

Joy Feels Like Betrayal

A tender conversation about love that doesn't know how to end

Ever caught yourself laughing—like really, genuinely laughing—and then immediately felt like absolute garbage about it? Ever smiled at something silly and heard that voice whisper, "What's wrong with you? How dare you feel good when they're gone?"

If so, sweet soul, this one's for you.

Here's what nobody tel...

When Your Faith Ghosts You

A tender conversation about love that doesn't know how to end

What happens when grief makes God feel like a stranger? When the prayers that used to flow like breathing suddenly feel empty? When your Bible sits closed because the words that once brought comfort now bring... nothing?

If you've ever wondered if you're the only one who can't feel heaven in the hardest moments, this c...

Have you ever hurt so badly that even prayer felt impossible? That’s what this first episode is about.

I’m not here to preach. I’m here to be with you—especially on the days when your thoughts are foggy, your body is exhausted, and your heart feels like it’s shattered into pieces.

In this raw, unscripted episode, I talk about what pain really feels like after loss—and how you’re not broken for feeling it. You’re human. And even in th...

Who am I to tell you how to grieve? Honestly, I have no idea what I'm doing most days—and maybe that's exactly why we need to talk.

I'm not the grief expert with all the answers or the widow who found her perfect purpose in her pain. I'm just someone who's been where you are, who knows what it's like to cry in the grocery store over buying one chicken breast instead of two.

In this first episode, I'...