OVERCOMER: Gina Knuppenburg
Confession: yes, I had to look up her last name to make sure I spelled it right! Gina K as I know her is a giver. Honestly, I’m learning more about this friend. But, when I think about her, I think “inclusive”. I love that she is always...
OVERCOMER: Sherri Jones
I’m going to cut to the chase on this intro. I’m so grateful for this woman for believing me. I mean she listened to a woman who hadn’t talked to me 5 years. She took her word based on a conversation in the Clearance section of a Hallmark...
OVERCOMER: Whitney Sutherland
Whitney is one running fool. I mean the last time I saw her, we were both looking rough…she had just finished a race. I was just out at a farmer’s market on a Saturday morning. Seriously I love seeing how independent and fiercely she lives. As a...
OVERCOMER: Shay Shull
This sweet friend is no stranger to you. She kindly helped me celebrate my birthday this year by sharing with you her Pink Champagne cake (she knows a girl needs to celebrate with some pink sparkles!). In that place, I told you about her, but you never really can...
OVERCOMER: Jeanetta Darley
Oh Jeanetta. I’m just learning this friend, which is why I invited her to be part of this series. I love her crocheted creations, her beautiful curls and the fact that she keeps it simple and just writes about life. And, to make her even better, she went...
OVERCOMER: Lacey Rail
Since my birthday is on the 21st of the month, I hold the 21st of any month as a valuable day every month. So, I’m super glad to share the 21st of this month with my dear friend Lacey. Lacey lived in the room across the hall from me my freshman year. I...
OVERCOMER: Brittney Selvidge Lee
Brittney was one of my babies at Ouachita. I’ve always admired how confident she is and how she just owned a stage anytime she stepped on it. (I mean, the strong sisters have to stick together) I loved when she went off from Ouachita and got her...
OVERCOMER: Lisa Cooper
This past year, my heart has been so empty. Wanting to pour into other women and use the experiences of life and the journey God has walked me through. This summer I visited a community group. My weekday schedule had shifted and I had time to join a group that...















