A friend shared a video with me today. It wasn’t anything fancy. Just a woman talking. Reflecting. Sharing her thoughts.

The video was a few minutes long, but by the time it ended, only one sentence stayed with me.

“A person who has nothing will help you lose everything, including yourself.”

I don’t remember everything else she said. I don’t need to. That sentence settled somewhere deep inside me, and I know it’s one I won’t forget. Not because it sounded clever, but because it named something I’ve lived through before and am walking through again now.

At first, it sounds extreme. But the longer I sit with it, the more I realize it isn’t harsh. It’s honest.

This isn’t about money. It isn’t about

Dear readers,

Faith is one of those things that’s deeply personal and sometimes hard to put into words. I’m still figuring it out myself—and honestly, some days it feels stronger than ever, and other days I feel like I’m just trying to hold on to it. But I wanted to write this, not as an expert or someone who has it all together, but just as a woman on her own journey—reminding herself what matters.

For me, faith means trusting in something bigger than myself… even when things don’t make sense. Especially when they don’t.

I remember a time not too long ago when life felt