Psalm 139 ministry is derived from my personal journey as a servant of Christ. I was a young girl that grew up on a Pentecostal pew and missed the message. Because I missed the message, I failed to know the loving redeeming God that created me in his image. My perception of him was flawed creating a barrier for an intimate relationship with him to be developed. The significance of understanding who I am in Christ made in his image, loved by him despite all of my flaws, and covered by his precious thoughts has transformed my life through all of its brokenness, pain, hurt, and uncertainty. There is nothing more powerful than knowing we are not defined by the standards of the world, rather we are each individually knit together in our mother’s womb made wonderfully complex with the marvelous workmanship of the Father himself whose precious thoughts of us outnumber the grains of sand. Because of whom he is, I, in awe of him, desire for him to search my heart pointing out anything that offends him so he can lead me along the path of everlasting life.
I am married to my high school sweetheart, Larry. Our family is comprised of 3 adult children, their spouses, and grandchildren in addition to 3 toddlers at home. We started this journey of life together as two kids who said ‘I Do’ before we even knew what that meant. By the grace of God, we have celebrated 28 years together while we, with anticipation, look toward the rest of our earthly lives as one. I have been blessed with a rewarding career as a nurse with the privilege of serving in leadership.
My life mission, passion, and fervent prayer is, through my flawed broken vessel, Jesus Christ flows freely and swiftly transforming lives for his glory. I am an unashamed, unapologetic servant of Christ seeking to please him by boldly and confidently sharing biblical truth in love. Even when truth is assumed to be unloving, I will share. I love enough to speak truth instead of watching people blindly perceive their acceptance of sin is somehow gospel. I am a sinner saved by grace of which I can’t earn. I fall short pretty consistently and am thankful for mercies that renew each day. The road is narrow and few will find it. I pray I find it and bring as many people with me as I can. The soul is the goal, may we never forget.
His mercy, grace, love, and goodness is better than I deserve.
