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Are you troubled? Is being dyslexic today leaving you with feelings that are hard to describe? You're not alone. Dyslexia is something that you can take a pill for, and it goes away or doesn't show up for a few days; it's always there, and that can leave us with feelings of anxiety and sometimes fear. Yet, there is always Christ, and He knows what and why you're carrying that dyslexic load today. If you look closely, He is holding out His hand, asking you to feel it with all your thoughts and feelings so that He can carry it for you... In Every Trail there is always God.

Resilience is a word we hear all the time, but for those of us navigating dyslexia, it hits a little differently. For us, resilience isn’t a trendy buzzword—it’s the air we breathe. Every single day requires a conscious choice to keep going. It’s choosing to show up when reading a room, a document, or an expectation takes twice the energy. It’s choosing to lift your head after a moment of public frustration, and it’s the quiet courage required to navigate a world that often measures brilliance by a standard that completely misses your genius. In this episode, we are redefining what it means to be resilient. True resilience in the Kingdom of God isn't about white-knuckling your way through exhaustion or pretending the struggle isn't real. It’s about anchoring your identity so deeply in Christ that you can look at a challenge and say, "This might take me longer, it might look different, but I am still called, and I am still showing up." Your non-linear, beautifully complex mind was built for deep waters. God didn't make a mistake in your design, and your resilience is proof of His strength moving through your unique wiring.

For those of us navigating dyslexia, taking a "next step" rarely feels straightforward. Whether it’s starting a new project, stepping into a leadership role, or setting a necessary boundary, our minds immediately map out the hurdles: What if I misread the room? What if it takes me twice as long? What if I fail publicly? In this episode, we are dismantling the lie that dyslexia makes you ill-equipped for your next assignment. The truth is, bravery doesn’t mean the absence of friction; it means moving forward with the brilliant, non-linear mind God gave you, trusting that He has already factored your wiring into His plan. We’re moving out of survival mode and stepping into holy audacity. It’s time to stop waiting for the "perfect" conditions and start trusting the Creator who called you.

Today, we’re talking about what it really means to give our absolute all to Christ—holding nothing back. And when I say everything, I mean the messy, beautiful, untamed parts, too. For those of us navigating dyslexia, the world often tells us that our minds don’t fit the standard mold. We spend so much energy translating, adapting, and living in survival mode, wondering if our devotion looks different because our processing does. So give it all back to the Lord. I promise He is big enough to carry it all.

God isn't asking us to go it alone... He is asking us to hold on. Keep moving forward and trusting Him, and rest in His ability to be steadfast, unmovable.

Today, I will be answering the question, "What has been my biggest blessing in having dyslexia?

Today, I will answer the question, " What have I learned about dyslexia?"

What if the very thing you once struggled to accept is the very place where God wants to shine the most? In this episode, I share how my journey with dyslexia has not been a limitation—but a testimony. Through challenges, growth, and faith, I’ve come to see that dyslexia is not something to hide, but something God can use for His glory. If you’ve ever questioned why you learn or process differently, this episode will encourage you to see your story through God’s perspective.

This is part three of a six-part series titled My Dyslexia. Thank you for joining me on this journey.  Expectation was the greatest enemy, but through God, I was able to stop trying to meet my own and rest in His.

What if the very thing you’ve struggled with is the place where God wants to be seen the most? In this episode, we reflect on the story of the man born blind and how his journey mirrors what many of us experience with dyslexia. This is a conversation about shifting perspective—from seeing dyslexia as a weakness to recognizing it as part of God’s divine plan. You are not overlooked, and you are not behind. Your story has purpose.

In this episode, I share my personal journey with dyslexia—the struggles, the silent battles, and the moments that shaped who I am today. For years, I wrestled with feelings of inadequacy and comparison, but through faith, perseverance, and self-discovery, I began to see my story differently. This is not just about dyslexia—it’s about identity, healing, and learning to embrace the way God created me. If you’ve ever felt misunderstood or “less than,” this episode is for you.

In the final episode of this series on the Parable of the Sower, we turn to the soil that every believer longs to become—the good ground. In the Gospel of Mark 4:20, Jesus describes hearts that hear the Word, accept it, and produce a harvest thirty, sixty, and even one hundred times what was planted. Good soil does not mean a perfect life. It means a receptive heart—one that welcomes God’s Word, holds onto it, and allows it to shape daily life. In this episode, we explore what makes the soil “good,” how spiritual fruit grows over time, and why God’s Word never returns empty when it finds a prepared heart. If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to truly grow in faith, this conversation will encourage you to cultivate the kind of heart where God’s Word can flourish.

In honor of Women’s History Month, this episode celebrates the strength, resilience, and brilliance of women thriving with dyslexia. If you’ve ever felt like you didn’t belong or questioned your abilities, this conversation will remind you: your journey has purpose, and your story matters.

In this episode, we explore the warning Jesus gives in the Gospel of Mark 4:18–19 about the seed that fell among thorns. These seeds begin to grow, but the thorns choke the life out of them. Jesus explains that the thorns represent the cares of this world, the deceitfulness of riches, and the desire for other things. Many women love God and want to grow spiritually, yet find their faith slowly crowded out by worry, responsibilities, financial pressure, and endless demands. In today’s devotional, we’ll talk about how spiritual growth can be choked—not because the seed is bad, but because the soil becomes crowded. Together, we’ll explore how to identify the thorns in our own lives and how God invites us to clear space so His Word can bear fruit. If you’ve ever felt spiritually overwhelmed, distracted, or stretched too thin, this message will encourage you to refocus and cultivate a heart where God’s Word can thrive.

Life can bring seasons of loss, exhaustion, disappointment, caregiving demands, transitions, and silent struggles few people see. Jesus described a kind of faith that begins with joy but struggles to endure hardship. In this episode, we explore how difficult seasons reveal spiritual depth — and how women can cultivate rooted, resilient faith that survives life’s hardest moments. If you are weary, overwhelmed, or walking through a difficult season, this message will encourage you to grow deeper roots and remain grounded in God’s love.