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If you’ve ever watched a home renovation show, you’ve probably seen the idea of a “fix and flip.” Buy a house, renovate it, sell it… make a profit. It looks simple. In real life—it’s not quite that simple. But it is doable, and yes… it’s still worth it in 2026. What Is a Fix and Flip? At its core, a fix and flip is pretty straightforward: You find a distressed property (often outdated, damaged, or neglected) You add value through renovation You put it back on the market And

(Find this on Amazon) I don’t know what it is about this need we have to fill every spare moment. Maybe it is not everyone, but I know it is me. I always have ideas running through my head. Plans. Dreams. Things I want to build and do. And before I know it, I am filling every open space with something. But I need to remember to breathe. To slow down. To take in the small moments. To just be. “Be still, and know that I am God.” Psalm 46:10 God never asked us to run faster than

Some days, faith feels steady and strong. Other days, it looks a lot more like stumbling through life, doing your best to trust God while you figure things out as you go. That is why this “ Walking by Faith, Tripping Constantly ” shirt resonates so much. It captures the honest side of a Christian walk that does not get talked about enough. You love God, you trust Him, but you are still human and still learning. As someone balancing a full life, big goals, family, and faith, t

There’s something special about wearing a message that reflects what you believe. This “God is Good” sweatshirt is more than just a cozy staple—it’s a quiet reminder of gratitude, even in the everyday moments. I love pieces like this that are simple, meaningful, and easy to wear whether I’m at home, traveling, or out enjoying time with family. It also makes such a thoughtful gift for a friend who could use a little encouragement. Comfortable, versatile, and rooted in faith—it

Spring always feels like a fresh start. And this year… I almost missed it. Between building our real estate business through Loveadorish Properties and just the pace of life lately, the weeks I normally spend planning and planting kind of slipped by. One minute it was early March… and the next thing I knew, I was behind. Really behind. Late starting my seedlings. Late getting outside. Late doing something I actually love. And honestly, I was a little frustrated with myself.