Honest, faith-rooted conversations from the cab of a vintage blue truck. Beauty, blessing, creativity, community, and the goodness of God in everyday life.
What do you do when life no longer feels like familiar ground? In this episode of Talks from the Truck, I’m talking about healing, loss, learning to move with intention, and the kind of strength that does not have to harden in order to hold. Through Elijah’s gentle whisper and Jesus’ picture of the wind, we’re looking at what it means to notice where God is already moving and choose progress over perfection
29 Sept 2026
There’s Enough For Me
There’s Enough for Me
What if peace isn’t having everything you want, but recognizing when what you have is enough for this moment?
On my birthday, with a healing leg, a painful tooth, and plans that had not gone the way I hoped, I found myself sitting on a tiny sliver of beach during king tide. There wasn’t much sand, but there was enough for me.
This episode is about contentment without pretending everything is fixed, noticing what is still beautiful, and learning to stop reaching long enough to receive what God has already placed in front of us.
Sometimes all we need is enough for now.
15 Sept 2026
I can Have... And Still Need...
Passion, conviction, questions, fear, spiritual awareness—we can have all of these and still need Christ to correct, steady, and redirect us. In this episode, I’m looking at Paul, Colossians, and the difference between acknowledging the battle and making the battle bigger than the King.
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