Like a prima ballerina, let's train our muscle memory. "Forget not" God’s sweet benefits even in pain, grief, and fear.

It's been a battle releasing my grip on what I thought the good Christian life looked like, replacing it with God's definition of "good."

Optimism can only fuel us so far, but there's a Hope that can fuel lasting endurance in the face of grueling trials.

My life with Vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, an incurable genetic condition impacting my connective tissues, organs, and arteries.

During a chronic illness flare, God's goodness met me on the bedroom floor through a little chorus and a moment of discipleship with my son.

We vowed "in sickness and in health," but we had no idea that would include ostomy bags, ICU stays, chronic illness, and more.

Motherhood doesn't take a day off when chronic illness demands more. Read on for ways to embrace community, find delight & more...

"You were mad at the world," said my friend who had a front-row seat to my illness. Denial and despondency were my default.

Have there been times when you’re utterly weak and barely functioning? As a Christian, our weakness is a good thing. Here's why.

My limited capacity almost made me miss out on a beautiful family bike ride. Quieting the "what ifs" takes bravery.

A mindset shift on a busy day brought needed clarity. Asking a simple "why" can give our days purpose and joy.

Finding true rest is different than being resigned to our circumstances. Discover how to move from resignation to rest.

Find comfort and truth in these 5 book recommendations for the Christian who's suffering.

I don't remember the sermon that Easter Sunday...but one powerful song reminded that bitter girl in the wheelchair of HOPE.