Walking Out Wellness

Walking Out Wellness

Every book I've written began with a question someone was asking—or one I found myself asking. Rather than offering quick answers, I wanted to create resources that help people understand the "why" behind what they believe, how they live, and how they grow.

Rooted in Wellness brings together the foundational health principles I found myself explaining over and over again to clients, friends, and family. It's designed to simplify wellness and give readers practical tools they can confidently apply to everyday life.

Genesis grew out of our youth ministry after students asked for a deeper, guided study of the Bible's first book. That passion eventually expanded into The Grounded Series, a collection of Bible studies created to help students build a faith that is rooted in Scripture rather than culture.

Foundations was written for new believers who wanted to understand not only what Christians believe, but why. It provides a clear starting point for understanding the Bible, salvation, and the Church.

Living Church challenges Christians to move beyond simply attending church and instead embrace God's design for actively serving, loving, and strengthening His people.

Altars & Attitudes was born from years of serving in worship ministry. I discovered there were very few devotionals written specifically for worship teams—resources that addressed both the privilege and responsibility of leading others into worship.

The Crib came from another unmet need. As I searched for thoughtful, gospel-centered devotionals for new mothers, I realized many were either overly sentimental or lacked biblical depth. I wanted to create something that encouraged women during one of life's most beautiful—and exhausting—seasons.

My upcoming memoir is perhaps the most personal project I've ever undertaken. It tells the story of God's faithfulness through foster care, broken relationships, loss, and seasons when hope felt impossible to find. More than a story of survival, it is a testimony of redemption—of a God who never wastes pain, never abandons His children, and continues to make beauty from what once seemed beyond repair.