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DARE Woman, Last week, I returned home after a trip, as I settled back into the rhythm of home, I noticed my four-year-old son making repeated trips to the kitchen. Each time, he filled a bottle with water. He would carefully carry it outside, pour it onto the same flower in our garden, then run

DARE Woman, We all know what it feels like to want to be on the list. The invitation that matters. The room that counts. The table where the right people sit and the right conversations happen and something significant takes place. We have all wanted access to something greater than where we currently are. But

DARE Woman, It began as a simple bedtime story. Marvin Wanted More is the tale of a little sheep who never quite felt like enough. Not because anything was truly wrong with him. Not because he was weak or broken or forgotten. But because every time Marvin looked around at the other sheep, he felt

DARE Woman, Last week, God used a roundabout to teach me something about my own heart. I was driving behind a learner driver approaching a busy roundabout. We came to a stop. There was a gap — at least, from where I was sitting, it looked like there was. But the learner didn’t move. Another

DARE Woman,   One of my greatest joys as a mother is listening to the thoughts of my children. The other day, my four-year-old son and I were talking about numbers. For quite some time, he had confidently read 64 as 46. Every time. He wasn’t guessing. He genuinely believed he was right. I could have corrected him

Reclaiming the Power to Become   DARE Woman, Healing Is Not Passive!!! I recently found myself reflecting deeply on insights from Dr. Cindy Trimm in her book Reclaim Your Soul — particularly this truth: “God has given you the power of decision making, to change circumstances, to reverse negative human conditions.” — Dr. Cindy Trimm 

DARE Woman, I want to start somewhere honest. Last week, we talked about confronting the real you — the woman behind the smile, the one carrying things she never asked to carry. We said that growth begins the moment we stop avoiding ourselves. But here is what I didn’t say — what I want to say

Will The Real Me Stand Up ??? As a teenager, I remember hearing the phrase “Will the Real Me Please Stand Up?” This line  from Eminem’s song,  kept me wondering what it truly meant. Whenever I saw the lyrics or heard the song itself . At the time, it sounded like a simple line, but

I remember a poem I was taught in school titled Little by Little. This is one of my favorite poems. I learned it as a child, probably at 8 or 9, in Elementary School. This poem has stuck in my mind for about 3 decades. At the time, it felt like a simple children’s poem,

Looking at this moment, we pause—not to celebrate numbers, but to acknowledge grace.1,735 lives touched across 57 nations is not the result of strategy alone, consistency alone, or effort alone. It is evidence of what happens when God remains at the centre and obedience becomes our posture. What we are witnessing is the fruit of