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At Moving Mountains, our book club is more than just turning pages—it’s a space where we come together to connect, reflect, and discover new perspectives through the power of storytelling. Currently, our members are diving into The Lost Bookshop by Evie Woods. As we moved into Chapter Two, we were introduced to Martha—a compelling character who immediately captured our hearts. Meeting Martha Without giving away any spoilers for those reading along at home, Chapter Two give

Both of these statements are true, and they must be held together: the life of Jesus was a death march, and the life of Jesus was a victory parade. Scripture makes one thing abundantly clear: there is no defeat in the cross—only triumph. Everything in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus—even the moments that appeared to be losses—was a victory. Why? Because every single moment fulfilled God’s eternal plan. Every moment fulfilled prophecy. And Christ did it all as our s

Living with a brain injury is like waking up in a world that’s suddenly unfamiliar. The simplest tasks can feel like climbing a mountain. But here’s the truth I’ve learned: resilience isn’t about never falling. It’s about getting up, again and again, even when the path is steep and rocky. I want to share what I’ve discovered on this journey—how to face the challenges head-on, find strength in vulnerability, and keep moving forward. Understanding Resilience in Brain Injury Res

James 2:13: “For judgment is without mercy to one who has shown no mercy. Mercy triumphs over judgment.” Mercy. Triumphs. Over. Judgment. It’s an iceberg of a verse, one with so much meaning underneath the surface of those four words. It quite literally carries the entire narrative of the Bible! And even though James 2:13 is towards the end of the New Testament, we have to go all the way back to the very beginning of Genesis to understand its weight and importance. Genesis be

Our first book club pick. Source: HarperCollins Publishers There is something truly magical about opening a new book but sharing that journey with a wonderful community makes it even better. The members of Moving Mountains have officially kicked off our brand-new book club, and we couldn't be more excited for the adventure ahead! After taking a group vote, our very first fiction pick is The Lost Bookshop by Evie Woods—a captivating story filled with mystery, heart, and histor

Brain injury recovery is a journey filled with challenges, hope, and incredible resilience. I’ve witnessed firsthand how people can rise from the depths of despair and rebuild their lives piece by piece. These stories are not just about survival; they are about thriving against all odds. Today, I want to share some inspiring brain injury recovery stories that highlight the power of determination, support, and the human spirit. The Power of Brain Injury Recovery Stories When I

The brain boost berry smoothie.

"He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds."

The weekend before my accident, I was a busy bee. But honestly? That was just our normal with four energetic boys. I was working overnight shifts on the weekends, going to school during the week, and loving every minute of our chaotic, beautiful life. At 34, I was athletic, loved obstacle course races, and was always on the move. That particular weekend was a whirlwind: I passed my embalming finals, we celebrated our son’s 12th birthday, our boys conquered a mud run, and I ma

Recovery after a brain injury is a journey unlike any other. It’s filled with ups and downs, moments of hope, and times when the challenges seem insurmountable. I know this firsthand. Every day, I face obstacles that test my strength, patience, and resolve. But here’s the truth: overcoming recovery obstacles is possible. It’s not just about surviving—it’s about thriving, growing, and yes, even moving mountains. Let me share what I’ve learned along the way, practical tips that

Fresh ginger gives this rice dish amazing flavor!

Call it what you want—taco flatbread, taco pizza, or taco pie—this is one easy, highly delicious weeknight meal I guarantee your whole family will love. (Psst: Taco pie is also one of many marvelous Super Bowl snacks. Whip it up during the pre-game show!)

🏔️ —and we want to speak at your next event! Hey everyone! As many of you know, my life changed forever in 2022 after a severe accident. Navigating the trials of 2022 and the adventures of 2025 taught me firsthand what it takes to survive and thrive after a brain injury. More importantly, it showed me the power of God’s saving grace. That is how Moving Mountains was born. We are a peer-led, faith-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting and uplifting our fellow brain injury w

Because of your monthly and annual subscriptions, we get to build a community where hope and resilience thrive every single day. Today, we wanted to use this exclusive subscriber space to step away from the medical charts, the therapy bills, and the daily grind, and give you a pure, unadulterated dose of pocket-sized positivity.

Because of your monthly and annual subscriptions, we are able to show up every single day for brain injury survivors who are fighting to reclaim their lives. Today, we want to invite you into the spiritual heartbeat of our mission.

🧠 A Deeper Look at Neuro-Healing

When we think of "brain food," our minds usually jump to raw kale, plain nuts, or a piece of baked fish. And while those are incredible for neurological health, let's be honest: some days, your soul just needs a warm bowl of comfort food.

We are kicking off the week by celebrating what our bodies can do. When recovering from a brain injury, movement does more than just build muscle—it directly changes the architecture of your brain.

Sir David Attenborough, the British broadcaster and natural historian whose nature documentaries transformed how audiences see the natural world, turns 100 today.

When we talk about "suffering," we often speak of it as something to get through—a dark tunnel we hope to exit quickly. But for many of us, the tunnel is long. We grieve the way our brains used to work, the ease of conversation we once had, and the energy we used to take for granted.