About
My Story
Writing has been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember. While the rest of my family slept, I would stay awake late into the night, filling pages with the next chapter of whatever story had captured my imagination.
Looking back, I can see gentle nudges from God scattered throughout those early years—a high school teacher encouraging me to submit one of my short stories to a writing contest, a college professor asking to keep copies of a satire piece for his portfolio, and a writing instructor who believed in one of my children’s stories enough to pay to have it published after I took her course.
At the time, they may have seemed like small moments of encouragement. Today, I see them differently. I believe they were reminders from God that the love of storytelling He placed within me had a purpose—and that one day, He would ask me to use it for His glory.
Becoming a Writer
In 2019, the Lord placed a vision on my heart for the Innersphere series: stories that would pull back the curtain on the unseen spiritual battle taking place around us—and within us.
“For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age...”
—Ephesians 6:12
As the second and third books began to unfold, I found that the writing journey became a spiritual journey of its own. At times, the Lord seemed to pause the story, leading me instead into seasons of deeper study—exploring end-time deceptions, listening to testimonies of real encounters with spiritual warfare, and studying how these realities intersect with biblical prophecy.
There were many days when I sat down to write with no idea what would come next. My mind would feel completely blank. I would pray—and then the words would come, sometimes flowing so continuously that I could only marvel at how little they felt like my own effort.
But somewhere in the middle of writing the series, doubt crept in. I began to wonder whether I should continue. Were all these hours spent writing truly serving a purpose? Was I following God’s leading, or simply chasing a dream of my own? During that season of uncertainty, God gave me a dream that encouraged me to keep going. It became a deeply personal reminder that the story was not finished yet—and neither was the work He had called me to do. I share more of that testimony on my Rev12eleven podcast on YouTube. Above all, my prayer is that these stories will help readers glimpse what we so often cannot see: how desperately Heaven fights for us. I pray that readers will recognize the fingerprints of God’s love woven throughout their own stories—even through the broken chapters, the battles, and the moments they do not yet understand. And most of all, I pray they will come away knowing that our Savior relentlessly pursues the human heart, revealing again and again the depth of His personal, overwhelming, and redeeming love.
Where God Has Led Me Today
After finishing the Innersphere series, I felt the Lord persistently calling me to start a podcast.
For nearly a year, I resisted.
I don’t know how. I’m not equipped. What would I even have to offer?
But God, in His patience, kept answering every excuse.
He brought a seasoned podcaster to our church who taught a seminar on beginning an online ministry through YouTube. He brought an author and friend into my life who encouraged me to step out and begin a podcast of my own. And through one voice after another, the message continued to echo: Yes. There is a need for a place where people can share their testimonies—where stories of what God has done can be heard.
Eventually, I said yes.
Since that simple act of obedience, I have watched God open doors I never could have opened for myself. He has given me opportunities to help lead an ongoing women’s conference reaching women in India, travel with my husband to Ghana to present a seven-day seminar on the soon return of Christ, serve as Women’s Ministries leader in my local congregation, and speak and share God’s Word in churches and other ministry settings.
Somewhere along the way, what began with a quiet love for writing stories late into the night became something I never could have planned for myself.
Today, my schedule is fuller—but so is my heart.
When I look back, I can see how God used each small yes to lead to the next. I am deeply grateful for every opportunity He has placed before me and continually humbled by what He can do with our simplest acts of obedience.
I am still learning to follow when He calls, to trust when I cannot see where the path leads, and to say yes before I have all the answers.
Because if there is one thing this journey has taught me, it is this:
God can do far more with our willing surrender than we could ever accomplish through our own carefully laid plans.