In this episode, I open my heart about the tension many special-needs moms feel: we know God can heal-Scripture tells us He does-but what do we do when He hasn’t healed our child?

We walk through the story in Mark 5, where the woman with the issue of blood reaches for the hem of Jesus’ garment, believing completely in His power to heal. And we remember the promise in Hebrews that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever-His compassion and power haven’t changed.

But the reality of disability can make that truth hard to hold. I talk honestly about the wrestle between faith and disappointment, between what we believe God can do and what we see in front of us.

And yet-there is hope.
There is healing in heaven.
There is eternity with no pain, no limitations, no struggle.

Whether healing happens on earth or in eternity, God promises restoration. And that promise can anchor us today.

This episode is for the mom who believes… but aches.
For the mom who trusts… but longs for more.
For the mom who needs the reminder that heaven is real, healing is real, and Jesus is still near.

In this episode, I open up about my lifelong struggle with anxiety - how it intensified when I became a mom, and how it grew even heavier as I learned to navigate parenting an autistic child. The fears, the “what ifs,” the sleepless nights. they can feel overwhelming and isolating.

But this is also a story of hope.

I share how God has met me in the moments when my chest is tight and my thoughts are racing, and how He has shown me again and again that He is with us today and already ahead of us in tomorrow. Even when the path feels uncertain, He is gently making a way for our families, our children, and our hearts.

If you’ve ever felt consumed by worry, or wondered how to trust God with the future of your child, this conversation is for you. You are not walking this journey alone - and you are held by a God who goes before you.

In this episode, we explore a tender picture of God’s heart for our children -especially those who experience the world differently. Through Mark 10, we imagine Jesus walking straight to our dysregulated or overwhelmed child, meeting them with compassion and understanding.

Be encouraged: no ability, limitation, or struggle can separate our children from the love of God. He sees them, loves them, and welcomes them. May this episode bring hope, peace, and the reminder that God is with your child - exactly where they are.