Have you ever had a moment where your reaction surprised even you? I did. It was a normal day—until it wasn’t. My son wasn’t listening. I felt ignored, disrespected, invisible. I snapped. My voice raised. His heart broke. And suddenly, I wasn’t just reacting to him—I was reacting to every unresolved crack in my frame that had been building for years.
What If the Way You See Your Life Isn’t the Way It Has to Stay?
Have you ever found yourself reacting to something—a word, a tone, a silence—and thought, Why did that hit so hard? Maybe it was a conversation that left you unsettled for hours, or a moment that triggered a wave of emotion far beyond the situation itself. If you’ve been there, you’re not alone. Most of us live with cracks in our perspective—distorted ways of seeing ourselves, others, and even God—shaped by past wounds we’ve never named.
When Life Knocks You Off Rhythm
I’ve had seasons where it felt like everything I was building started slipping at once. My faith felt flat, conversations at home were tense, workouts turned into excuses, and the numbers in my bank account made my chest tighten. Maybe you know that feeling too. You hit a snag, fall out of rhythm, and before long the weight of it all starts to whisper that you’ve failed.