GUIDING SOJOURNERS
Walking with you through every landscape and season—choosing the next faithful step
Every person is on a journey.
Not a straight line.
Not a predictable path.
But a lived journey shaped by landscapes and seasons—mountains and valleys, gardens and deserts, winding ways and moments that require radical faith.
A sojourner is not someone who is missing something.
A sojourner is someone who knows they are moving through something.
You may find yourself in a season of planting or a season of waiting. You may be walking high ground with clarity and confidence, or moving slowly through a valley where trust is learned step by step. Some landscapes stretch your strength. Others soften your heart. All of them form you.
My role is not to rush you through any of it.
I walk with sojourners as a guide—helping you recognize the season you’re in, name the terrain beneath your feet, and choose the next faithful response that allows this part of the journey to do its good work.
The sojourners I guide often find themselves in one of three places along the way—not as labels, but as lived experiences.
The Stuck Sojourner
This is a season where movement feels slow or unclear. You may be standing at a crossroads, carrying unanswered questions, unable to move.Stuck in fear.Stuck in doubt.Stuck in shame.Stuck in loneliness.Stuck in grief.Stuck in brokenness.This is not failure. It’s often an invitation to pause, listen, and tend to what’s beneath the surface.Here, the faithful step is not forcing momentum. It’s restoring clarity, trust, and alignment before moving forward.
The Rising Sojourner
This is a season of growth, responsibility, or influence. You’re moving upward, carrying weight, and being entrusted with more. The landscape may feel expansive—but also demanding.Here, the faithful step is learning how to rise without hardening, to grow without losing presence, and to lead without drifting from what matters most.
The Becoming Sojourner
This is a season of deepening. You’re not stuck and you’re not striving. You’re intentionally aligning your life, faith, and purpose with greater wholeness. The terrain is quieter, but no less meaningful.Here, the faithful step is refinement. Living more fully into who you already know you are becoming.
Across every landscape and season, the invitation is the same.
Walk with intention.
Respond with wisdom.
Take the next honest step rather than demanding the whole map.
I don’t walk ahead of you with answers.
I don’t stand above you with a daunting list of instructions.
I walk beside you—as a faith-filled wayfarer—helping you discern where you are, what this moment is asking of you, and how to move forward with courage, clarity, and love.
If this resonates, you’re already on the journey.
And you don’t have to walk this stretch alone.