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Over the years, I’ve created a library full of free resources that restore hope, renew minds, and empower you to live in your God-given identity. I’ve just combined all my resources, along with some new items, into a Hope Vault.
I’m glad you’re here.
Everyone goes through hard times. You are not alone. Hope is the key to the survival of your soul. Through my resources (books, podcast, and blog), I’ll provide sound practical tools to affirm worth and encourage faith. Hope will unlock joy and relief—even in the middle of the storm. #HopePrevails
Featured Post
Who God Says You Are: 17 Scriptures About Our True Identity
Do you know who God says you are? Or, what God says about you? Read more to discover your true identity in God’s eyes.
Latest Post
What Forgiveness Does to Your Brain: The Neuroscience of Letting Go
Forgiveness is often discussed as a spiritual discipline, a moral choice, or an act of obedience. But understanding what forgiveness does to your brain adds another important dimension. Forgiveness is also a profoundly neurological experience. The decision to release bitterness affects far more than emotions. It influences stress hormones, neural pathways, physical health, and even the brain’s capacity for peace.
Latest Podcast
How to Hear from God and Find Peace Without Knowing What’s Next – Episode 384
What if you don’t need certainty to hear from God? Abby McDonald joins me to share how to hear from God, surrender the need for answers about tomorrow, and find peace without knowing what’s next by focusing on what God has given you for today.
Meet Dr. B.
She lives to break the grip of anxiety and fear, foster regeneration, and renew life in her readers and listeners. She frequently speaks from John 10:10 “The thief only comes to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they might have life, and have it to the full.”
From her own personal experience and professional expertise as a clinical Neuropsychologist, she unpacks these words, recognizing in her life and others’ the brokenness that attends life, but also the concrete steps we can take as we walk with Christ through the thin places of life.