Welcome,

I’m Glad You're Here

I hope my story encourages you that wherever you find yourself today, God is unfolding a purpose far greater than the current terrain suggests.

If life feels chaotic, disorienting, or as if you are walking blind, please know this: Transition and wilderness seasons often feel like an ending, but they are actually a beginning. You are in the middle of a holy transformation. God is dismantling the old to make room for who you were always meant to be.

I would be honored to walk alongside you as you reconnect with True North—the One who has been guiding you home all along.

My Journey

The Landscape of my Heart

I know what it’s like to feel lost in the wilderness. My husband Joseph and I married in 2008, full of hope and expectation for what life would look like. Instead, our marriage began in the middle of the economic crash, followed by an extended season of unemployment. During that time—when I was ready to give up—the Lord led me to fast. It was in that fast that I began having dreams where I knew God was speaking to me. Those dreams became lifelines, revealing keys for moving forward and giving me strength to continue.

Infertility became another painful chapter. I silently grieved while watching friends welcome child after child, wrestling with the thought that maybe God was withholding from me. Scripture often felt heavy with condemnation, and I believed I had to somehow earn His favor. To fill the ache, I threw myself into my career, making it my identity. But even then, God pursued me. His fingerprints became undeniable—through dreams, divine encounters, and the quiet ways He made His presence known.

Stripped Bare to be Rebuilt

In 2017, Joseph and I entered a season of deep healing and deliverance. God brought breakthrough in our marriage and renewed hope. But soon after, unexpected loss hit again when my boss—someone I admired—died suddenly, changing the course of my career. In the upheaval, God began stirring in me a deeper sense of calling, even though I couldn’t fully see it yet. With Joseph’s encouragement and the Lord’s prompting, I stepped away from my career at the end of 2018.

The following year, I pursued my passion for helping people live healthier lives by becoming a certified personal trainer and biblical nutrition coach. Yet in January 2020, God gave me a dream warning of another wilderness season. When the pandemic struck, our business closed, and I lost all my clients. In that season, God asked me to rest. Without a career or children, I wrestled deeply with questions of worth.

Finding the Treasure in the Trail

Over the next few years, God drew me into deeper study and intimacy with Him. I began exploring Scripture through its historical, cultural, and geographical context. Slowly, He dismantled religious lenses of fear and condemnation and revealed Himself as He truly is—kind, faithful, and full of love. He taught me who I am in Him, restoring my true identity and teaching me to recognize His many ways of speaking.

In 2023, I had the opportunity to walk in the dust of Israel, where the Bible came alive in new ways. That trip shifted something in me: I no longer needed to compare my life to others or measure significance by traditional milestones. I realized He created me with a love for adventure and a gift to help others step into who they are made to be.

Out of this wilderness journey, the Navigating the Wilderness video podcast was born—something I never imagined myself doing. I had no confidence in front of a camera, but God has stretched me beyond what I thought possible. Today, I walk with others who feel stuck in transition or lost in the wilderness. I help them discover their true identity and the treasure that lies within so they can step forward with courage, knowing they are never alone.

Let’s Find the Path Together

If you are in a confusing transition, trying to hear God more clearly, or noticing dreams and patterns that feel significant, you do not have to sort through it alone.

I offer coaching that creates space for honest reflection, spiritual discernment, and grounded next steps.