I grew up in Oklahoma, attended Baylor University where I earned my degree in Finance and Marketing, and later moved to Dallas, where I met and married my husband, Colby. We’ve been married since 2011 and still call Dallas home. After college, I spent 11 years working as a financial analyst until the Lord invited me into full-time ministry in June 2017. I stepped out of the corporate world with one simple yes, trusting He would use my story to bring hope to others.

That story began in 2012, when my husband and I were told it would be impossible for us to conceive naturally. In the middle of heartbreak, the Lord nudged me to begin writing. That tiny seed of obedience grew into the In Due Time blog, now more than 1,000 posts filled with encouragement, Scripture, and testimonies of God’s faithfulness.

Out of that space, the Lord birthed so much more.

I wrote and published my first book, In Due Time: Hope and Encouragement in the Waiting, and what started as a blog turned into a calling, to carry hope to women walking through infertility and to point them back to the God who keeps His promises.

That calling led to founding Moms in the Making®, a global, faith-based fertility community with groups around the world, annual conferences, discipleship studies, and thousands of women who have encountered Jesus in the middle of their wait.

I also host A Cup Full of Hope, a weekly podcast where we talk about faith, the Holy Spirit, miracles, kingdom living, and what it looks like to walk with God in everyday life.

My husband and I are still believing for our miracle and continue to trust God’s promises for our family. Our story isn’t finished, and we stand expectant for what He will do.

When I’m not writing, leading Moms in the Making, speaking, or podcasting, you can usually find me traveling with my husband, working out, or dreaming up new ways to encourage and equip the women God has entrusted to me.

Wherever you are in your journey — waiting, hoping, praying, navigating disappointment, or standing in faith — I’m grateful you’re here. I believe with my whole heart that God is writing something beautiful for you, too.

Let’s walk this out together.