Thank you so much for being here. Genuinely. It starts with a question my young sons asked me that I wasn't ready to answer. I was telling them to chase their dreams, to be brave and not let anything stand in their way. And they stopped me and asked: "Mom, is that what you're doing?" I hung my head. And said no. That moment changed everything. I'd spent most of my life performing for everyone else's approval, trying to prove my worth by being responsible and practical and everything everyone else needed me to be. I was good at it. But I was exhausted by it. I was also born with a congenital heart condition, Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, that nearly took my life in my 20s. Somewhere in the aftermath of an experimental surgery, I decided fear would no longer define me. So at 46, I picked up a guitar. I thought I was learning to write songs. It turns out God was teaching me something deeper: that courage isn't the absence of fear, it's faith in motion. Every song I've written has been a little lesson in trusting Him with the next step when I can't see the whole road. Today I'm raising teenagers, caring for aging parents, and learning to study Scripture deeply and live it simply. My music is still part of it, but the bigger story is the one I want to leave my boys: that it's never too late to say yes to what God made you for, and that courage and faith are worth more than any applause. That's why I share what I'm learning, in stories and in song. If you're in a full season and wondering whether God still has a plan for your life, He does. Walk with me, and let's discover together that your best chapters are still ahead.