Cathy

August 13, 2026
By Cathy
Behind the Book
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PRIDE: When Thinking Too Highly or Too Lowly, Keeps Us from Who God Called Us to Be

When we hear the word pride, most of us immediately think about arrogance. We picture the person who thinks too highly of herself. The person who always needs to be right, refuses correction, wants recognition, or believes she doesn’t need anyone’s help. And yes, that is pride. Proverbs 16:18 warns us: “Pride goes before destruction, a […]

July 20, 2026
By Cathy
Behind the Book
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I Almost Didn’t Publish This Book Because I Felt Like a Fraud

There is something I need to confess. For years, Girl, God Is Not Done sat on my computer, finished. It was edited, accepted by two publishers, ready to be printed…. And I still couldn’t bring myself to publish it. Not because I didn’t believe in the message, not because I wasn’t capable of writing it.I didn’t publish […]

April 16, 2026
By Cathy
Faith & Leadership
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Be Curious, Not Judgmental: A Leadership Posture of Love, Wisdom, and Growth

Pastor Tom Basson from Ehills church started a series on April 11, 2026 and I thought I would share the lessons in a series with a little Leadership spin on it. There is a quiet but powerful shift that transforms how we lead, how we relate, and how we grow: choosing curiosity over judgment. Often […]

February 17, 2026
By Cathy
Faith & Leadership
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Why You Can’t Lead Others Until You Lead Yourself

You know exactly where you want to go. You can see the next level clearly—the promotion, the business launch, the leadership role, the impact you’re meant to make. You’ve spent hours journaling, praying, planning. You have the vision. But what happens when it comes time to actually move? You freeze. You second-guess. You wait for […]

January 19, 2026
By Cathy
Faith & Leadership
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Self-Love Isn’t Selfish—It’s Leadership Stewardship

Self-Love Isn’t Selfish—It’s Leadership Stewardship For many leaders, especially women, self-love has been mislabeled. We’ve been taught that caring for ourselves is indulgent, unnecessary, or even unspiritual. Somewhere along the way, sacrifice became proof of commitment, exhaustion became a badge of honor, and neglecting ourselves felt noble. But here’s the truth: self-love isn’t selfish—it’s stewardship. […]