Have you wondered, “How did I get here? Something has to change.”
You can step out of your rut. Would you like some encouragement?
Gaye's Latest Book
Anticipate God's Goodness: Letters of Encouragement to Ignite Your Spirit
Imagine what your everyday life could look like if, instead of waiting, wondering, and wishing for things to be different, you stepped into your day anticipating God's goodness—confident in His faithfulness, refreshed, and ready to embrace your day.
Let's reignite our Yes! to God when the roads are smooth and breathing is easy, and when the hills are steep and life feels hard. Gaye brings you a breath of fresh air, connecting the dots between God's goodness and your daily living. Instead of waiting for life to show up, show up and find life!
With a unique blend of faith, humor, and stories, Gaye invites women to say Yes! To God. Her messages bring an infusion of encouragement, a breath of fresh air, and contagious joy.
About Gaye
I love to laugh and am not afraid to poke fun at my own mishaps. While growing up in a small farming community, living in the city, and navigating through corporate corridors and board rooms, I’ve celebrated a whole bunch of good stuff, regained my balance when the not-so-good stuff happens, and laughed and shared tears with other women who also want to live a faith-filled and joy-filled life. I’ve asked God to meet me in my joy and in my messiness. He’s always shown up. He will for you, too.
Notes of Encouragement
Hold On. Sunday’s Coming.
This is personal. I’ve lived the Fridays. I’ve waited through the Saturdays. I’ve felt the hope of Sunday. I bet you have too. I never tire of sharing this note. It’s truth. It’s encouragement. It’s hope. Please read it and then share it with two people you care about. People who need an extra Continue Reading
Some Days Just Don’t Play in Sync
My sister Lori once performed a piano piece in two completely different tempos at the same time. Her right hand raced ahead. Her left hand lagged behind. It was…remarkable. The event was the annual piano recital. Here’s a little set-up to the important performance ... His glasses were always Continue Reading
Am I in the Right Lane?
Matt Emmons. Twenty-three years old. Olympic competitor in 2004. He had already won a gold medal in the 50-meter rifle prone event — even after someone had tampered with his gun and he had to borrow one from a teammate. The guy was steady. Skilled. Focused. Two days later, he was positioned to Continue Reading
Joy-Filled Reminders
Notes of Encouragement
I May Not Win Gold, but I Showed Up
It’s Winter Olympics season, and watching fearless skiers do what they do makes me wonder, “What kind of human are you?” They clearly think Continue Reading
Life in Major and Minor Keys
Playing piano. It’s one of my favorite things to do in the whole world. Tickling the ivories, and sometimes pounding them, gives voice to my Continue Reading
Bulky Pillow, Broken Suitcase, and Stuff
So I had a dream a few nights ago … My friend Lori and I were competing on The Amazing Race. (Good grief. Any show that combines the words Continue Reading