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From Surviving to Thriving
Seen: how God meets the ADHD mind – Part 4. You brain is not a mistake or a compromise, but a deliberate design. You have spent years apologizing for a mind that “loses the thread,” but the Bible tells a different story about your wiring…
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Fearfully and Wonderfully Made
Towards the beginning of 2026, at the age of 45, I completed an assessment for an adult ADHD diagnosis and received confirmation that I have Combined Inattentive/Hyperactive ADHD, the most common type…
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Hyperfocus as Holy
Does any of this ring a bell? Something catches your eye — a passage of Scripture, a theological question that just won’t let go. And suddenly your brain, the one that usually lives in seventeen places at once, goes quiet. You’re just there. Entirely present. Time disappears. Psychologists call this hyperfocus. It isn’t concentrating hard. It isn’t willpower. It’s a neurological state of intense, self-sustaining attention that, when it arrives, doesn’t feel like effort. It feels like being pulled in. The…
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Wired differently
Seen: how God meets the ADHD mind – Part 4. You brain is not a mistake or a compromise, but a deliberate design. You have spent years apologizing for a mind that “loses the thread,” but the Bible tells a different story about your wiring…
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When Faith Feels Impossible
Seen: how God meets the ADHD mind – Part 3. There is a particular moment that a lot of ADHD Christians know well. You’re sitting in church, and you become aware of the person sitting near you—their Bible is open, their notes are neat, and their attention seems complete. It is in this space that the comparison starts…
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When church feels hard
An accessible guide for when church feels overwhelming, distracting, or draining.
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The 2000 year old prayer that’s perfect for the imperfect mind
The disciples watched Jesus pray and saw something in the way he prayed that they didn’t have and knew they needed. So they asked him directly. Lord, teach us to pray…
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The Comparison Trap
Seen: how God meets the ADHD mind – Part 2. There is a particular moment that a lot of ADHD Christians know well. You’re sitting in church, and you become aware of the person sitting near you—their Bible is open, their notes are neat, and their attention seems complete. It is in this space that the comparison starts…
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