Your Heart & Character Matter

We all have dreams growing up. I wanted to have 5 kids and name them all after my family members, there was a lassie dog involved, a horse and a farm. I wanted to be an orthodontist… or a model. I’m not sure what show I would have been watching when those two careers made…

Read More

Losing Your Child

In this life, I don’t know that there is much worse than losing your child. Whatever the circumstances may be, nothing can really prepare you and every parent would rather take their child’s place. And yet, our good God, allows for these heart-wrenching, gutting moments to touch our lives and the deepest parts of soul.…

Read More

Stop Criticizing Millennials

Millennials are a motivated, passionate, and networked generation. Too often they are criticized by a reductionist version of who they really are as a demographic. I just got off a video call with a group of amazing millennials who are strategizing and planning to impact the world through digital technology. I had the privilege of…

Read More

We Celebrate & Mourn With You

To those who gave birth this year to their first child—we celebrate with you. To those who lost a child this year—we mourn with you. To those who are in the trenches with little ones every day and wear the badge of food stains—we appreciate you. To those who experienced loss through miscarriage, failed adoptions…

Read More

No Mother is Perfect

Every Mother’s Day that goes by, I come to realize more and more just how blessed I am. No mother is perfect but, in all our sinfulness, I know that mine is perfect for me. In my older years, I have come to know this even more deeply. When I turned 25, I realized that…

Read More

God Accepts You

I wish I could have written a letter, to my younger self that read, Dear Meisha, God accepts you. Lots of Love, Meisha If you are like me, you have struggled to understand how a magnificent God could die on a cross for you. As soon as I was able to realize that I was…

Read More

A Child Like Faith

I’ve been trying to put a finger on what it is exactly that first drew me to Meisha Watson. Was it her smile or her bubbly personality? Was it her over the top energy or her residual british accent? I had known of her for some time and even had the opportunity to connect with…

Read More

Who Told You That? 

I slunk down deep into my armchair and let the defeat wash over me. The tears streamed down my face like a waterfall; Shame had encapsulated my heart- it was all I knew. I wore it daily like a coat and clung to the “security” it provided for me.   “If they only knew what I’ve done, then they would know how disgusting…

Read More

I Am Free

It was dark outside, it was just me and my piano. My bible lay to the right of me and pad of paper and pen to my left. I asked God what He wanted me to write about that night and all I felt was shame. My heart had shifted in a way that I…

Read More

Rebuilding Broken-down Walls

Proverbs 25;28 says “A person without self-control is like a city with broken down walls.”   There’s something about the simplicity and power of this verse that deeply resonates with me. I’ve always loved the idea that we as believers are referred to, several times, as a city in the Bible. That symbol of fortified…

Read More