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🌿 Thornbush or Fruitful? 🌿
In life, we all produce something—but what kind of fruit is growing from your words, actions, and heart? In this message, we explore how Jesus calls us to examine the fruit of our lives and root ourselves in Him so that we don’t grow thorns, but bear fruit that glorifies God.

💡 Whether you’re a teacher, parent, or leader, this word will encourage you to stay planted in Christ and allow His Spirit to transform your everyday choices.

📖 “By their fruits you will know them.” – Matthew 7:16

🙏 Join me as we reflect, pray, and commit to being fruitful in every season.

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Have you ever felt like you couldn’t carry the weight of life or teaching on your own? 💭 The story of Ruth and Naomi reminds us of the power of walking together, bearing each other’s burdens, and finding God’s faithfulness even in the hardest seasons.

In this video, we’ll explore:
• How Ruth’s loyalty to Naomi points us to Christ-like friendship
• Why we need to lean on each other in seasons of loss, stress, or burnout
• What Ruth & Naomi teach us about love, faith, and God’s provision
• Practical encouragement for teachers and caregivers who feel alone

💡 Key Scriptures:
• Ruth 1:16–17 – “Where you go I will go… Your people will be my people, and your God my God.”
• Galatians 6:2 – “Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.”

If you’re a teacher, mom, or caregiver who feels weary, this message is for you. You are not alone. God is weaving His faithfulness into your story, just as He did with Ruth and Naomi. 🌿

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Have you ever felt too weak, too unqualified, or too small for what God is asking you to do? You’re not alone. Gideon felt the same way in Judges 6. He thought he was the least of the least—yet God called him to deliver Israel.

In this video, we’ll walk through Gideon’s story and discover how God uses the weak, the overlooked, and the insecure to display His power.

Be encouraged today—your battle is not yours alone. The Lord is with you, and victory is the outcome!

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In this vision, I was riding a horse along the edge of a cliff with a raging river below. Fear gripped me every time I looked down — until I heard the rider ahead say, “Easy… easy… so we don’t fall.”

Teachers, moms, and caregivers — Week 2 of a new season can feel exactly like that cliff. The excitement wears off, the challenges grow louder, and the weight of responsibility can make us feel unsteady. But the Lord is reminding us: keep your eyes forward, trust the Rider ahead, and I will steady your steps.

In this video, I share the full vision, scriptures that anchor us, and encouragement for staying faithful in the middle of the hard parts of Week 2. You are not walking this path alone — Jesus is guiding you, and your endurance today is sowing eternal seeds in the lives of your children and students. 🌱

📖 Scriptures in this message:

Proverbs 4:25–27

Psalm 37:23–24

Matthew 14:28–31

Galatians 6:9

Isaiah 43:2

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Are you walking through a season that feels overwhelming, lonely, or uncertain? In this heartfelt message you are reminded that Jesus understands our struggles-and he shows us how to keep moving forward when everything feels like it’s falling apart. This word is especially for the tired teacher, weary mother, and the silent childcare provider. Fix your eyes on Jesus.

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In this heartfelt episode of Seeing Stars, I share a sobering dream the Lord gave me — a vision of a mother quietly feeding her children poison, meal by meal. The Holy Spirit revealed it as a picture of how today’s culture is slowly numbing the hearts of our children.

We can’t afford to feed our little ones fear, compromise, or distraction. We must feed them faith. 🌱

Through Exodus 34:6-7, God reminds us that He is merciful, patient, and full of steadfast love — and this is the model we are called to reflect as parents, teachers, and caregivers. When we train up our children in His ways (Proverbs 22:6), they don’t just learn about God… they experience His heart through us.

This is a gentle but urgent call to guard what we feed the next generation. Let’s raise children who are Heaven-ready, shining like stars in a dark world for the glory of the King. ✨

📖 Scriptures in This Video:
Proverbs 22:6 | Romans 12:2 | Matthew 18:6 | Exodus 34:6-7

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This video is personal and it’s from my heart. I share the life changing moment when I first heard my son‘s autism diagnosis, and how that moment became the beginning of my journey and education. It was born from desperation, grief, and love that wouldn’t stop at nothing this message is for teachers, mom and caregivers especially those interested with the lives of children who need just a little more patience more love, and more understanding I want you to see what’s behind the eyes of a mother sitting across from you at an art meeting I want you to hear the heart behind every question she asks.

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In this episode, I share how the Holy Spirit spoke to me in a 4th grade ELAR classroom. Through this encounter He revealed the importance of language literacy in the classroom. Reminding me of John 1:1 . As reading teachers we carry a special role in the Great Commission. Embrace the call for teaching with Holy Spirit Fire by being an image of Christ in the classroom.