Meet Deb: Real Life, Real Faith, Real Stories

Hey there, I’m Deb, formally Deborah, and most recently “Bruh.”

I’m an extrovert through and through, but before I tell you more about me, I’d love to know more about you; your story, your struggles, your dreams, and your goals. That’s what drives me. I love helping people like you uncover the best version of themselves that’s been tucked inside all along.

As you sit on your side of the screen, picture this as a warm conversation between friends with smiles on our faces, laughter in the air, maybe a little too much coffee, and a generous dose of the Holy Spirit filling the space.

Along this journey, I’ll share about my husband, kids, friends, and the really hard stuff too. Nothing is off-limits here, because I believe in living life honestly and wholeheartedly. God has taken my family on an adventure, and even in the moments when I thought I couldn’t hang on, He always showed up proving that this road less traveled can still be extraordinary.

No faking it here. We’re all just figuring it out with God as our navigator.

My heart is to share in a way that helps you see God’s hand at work, even when the road feels impossible, because with Him, all things are possible (Matthew 19:26).

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This is a place for real stories and honest hearts.

I recently married for the second time.

I have many stories of the shame, guilt, and fears that came along with going through a divorce and learning along the way about myself and what I deserve. God couldn’t have written a better story for this journey.

Together, we have 4 children, three girls and a boy. Blending families has been a messy, beautiful, and delicate dance on most days, but I would not trade this story for anything. My husband, Vincent, and I have been learning so much about ourselves, our faith, and the things that matter most as we navigate how to best unify us and our family.

There are so many things to share about our family, if you want to know more I encourage you to click here

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