If you're a believer walking through cancer and you still feel afraid, let me say something it took me too long to learn: that fear does not mean
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Finding Peace in the Valley of Cancer
When you're walking through cancer, you don't need someone to pretend the valley isn't real. You need to know you're not walking it alone. That's the quiet promise
Surrendering to God During Cancer: The Bravest Thing You Can Do
Everything in you wants to fight. To control. To manage every scan, every appointment, every possible outcome. I know, because that was me. But somewhere along my cancer
God as a Relationship, Not a Resource: Letting Go of Control
Letting go of control might be the hardest thing cancer ever asks of you — especially if you have spent your whole life being the person who figures
When God Becomes More Than Convenient
Perhaps you know exactly what Greg Taylor means when he describes a convenience relationship with God — one that shows up in a crisis and goes quiet when
The What-If Questions That Were Stealing Edison’s Peace
If you have been on a cancer journey for more than a week, you already know what I am talking about. The what-if questions. They show up uninvited,
Surrender Isn’t Giving Up — It’s the Most Powerful Thing You Can Do
There is a question I still cannot answer with complete certainty, even today — and it sits at the heart of what finding peace in a cancer journey
Blaine’s Story – Part Three – Surgery, Prayer, and Peace
[podcast_subscribe] This is the third part of my journey with cancer. It is a very important part for me since it talks about a very important part in
When Hope Feels Impossible – This is the Moment to Choose it – Dr. Michelle Bengtson’s Story
Choosing hope during a cancer diagnosis may be the hardest and most important decision you ever make — and Dr. Michelle Bengtson's story will show you exactly how
I Read The 23rd Psalm Every Day and Here’s What Happened – Alex MacDougall Story
Reading Psalm 23 during cancer treatment may be the most powerful spiritual practice you can adopt in this season — and Alex MacDougall's story shows exactly why. When