Amy Loflin

Have you ever seen a name on your phone and dropped everything to answer? Some voices just matter more than others. The same is true spiritually. Beneath our striving, scrolling, and endless distractions, there is a deeper longing, a desire not just to know about God, but to truly know Him. This post explores the sacred restlessness many of us carry and what Psalm 42:7 might be inviting us to discover. If your soul has been craving something deeper lately, this one is for you.

The husband who forgot your anniversary. The friend who left you out. The parent who criticized your decision. Every meaningful relationship will eventually require forgiveness. Read on for a simple but profound perspective that may change how you view the people you love most.

Many Christian women aren't struggling because we refuse to forgive. We're struggling because we've unknowingly believed myths about what forgiveness actually is. These misconceptions often leave us feeling confused, discouraged, or even guilty when healing doesn't happen as quickly as we expected. Let's explore six of the most common myths, along with a small step we can take toward greater freedom.