About Hope is a New Day LLC

Realizing the severity of any mental illness is never a fun thing but with the impact on my life, I could find myself doing the only thing I knew I could do… prayer! Don’t doubt for one minute that Christians aren’t challenged to a breaking point, hard things and sometimes very bad things happen every single day. I truly believe that outside of prayers, we MUST stop and become hyper-aware and grateful for even the smallest things. Let those tiny things ground your belief that there is a light at the end of the tunnel to establish your hope for a new day. The mental and physical health crisis surrounding me planted a seed and that seed became this gratitude journal. The seed was planted, the scriptures began jumping out to me, and I knew that they were God-ordained for others to hear. For me to live in gratitude, and to teach this to others, I had to start looking harder than I ever had. Recognizing that no matter how bad something seems; in that very moment, there is always, and I mean always something to be grateful for, even if that is just the ability for you to cry. Continuing to pray for some answers led me to a group of ladies that without even knowing me, sat down to lay hands on me for my daughter. This same group of ladies invited me to a women’s conference in the fall of 2020 where, in my own conviction, I was forced to take some time to finish this journal.Read their story