06/02/2026
Have you ever had one of those days where everything is good, where you can clearly see God’s blessings all around you, yet your heart still feels heavy?
Today was one of those days.
I was going about my normal routine—homeschooling, housework, preparing Taco Tuesday for my family, and sitting in meetings about my son’s future. The kind of day filled with responsibilities, blessings, and the beautiful overwhelm of motherhood.
As I was making dinner, worship music played in the background, and when “Jesus Is the Name” came on, everything stopped.
My heart began to pound. Tears filled my eyes. I found myself standing by my kitchen sink, praying.
Praying for friends and family.
Praying for heartbreaking news I received today about a family friend.
Praying for my home.
Praying for my three boys, that more than anything else, they would grow up to know and love Jesus.
Praying for wisdom as I steward all that God has entrusted to me in this season.
This morning’s in my devotional it talked about feeling overwhelmed, and it made me think: what if we viewed our overwhelm differently? What if instead of only seeing the weight of it, we saw the gifts God has called us to steward, care for, love, and guide in this unpredictable, fallen, and often heavy world?
Lately, I’ve been seeking God for more—not more of what this world can offer, but more of Him. More of His presence. More of His peace. More of His wisdom.
And there’s just something about the name of Jesus that brings me to tears every time.
Because when life feels unfair, uncertain, or beyond my control, I’m reminded that He alone is my hope. He alone is my peace. He alone is enough.
I was about to share a simple story about dinner, but instead God reminded me of something far more important:
Nothing matters more than being at His feet.
Jesus, I need You.