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“Go away from me, Lord; I am a sinful man.” — Luke 5:8 Peter’s words have always struck me because they feel so familiar. Not because I’ve spent my life fishing on the Sea of Galilee. Not because I’ve witnessed a miraculous catch of fish. But because I know what it feels like to stand before an opportunity, a calling, a dream, or an assignment from God and think: Lord, You’ve got the wrong person. I suspect I’m not alone. Many of us spend years believing that one day we will

Before it became The Inner Healing Center, it was The Inner Self Center. And before that, it was called On Purpose Health. At first glance, those names may sound different, but the heart of the work has always been the same. Healing begins within. The name On Purpose Health was born from the belief that health is not just physical. Health is emotional. Mental. Spiritual. Relational. Behavioral. It is how we think, how we cope, how we love, how we forgive, how we rest, how we

You’re managing. You’re functioning. You’re getting through the day. But somewhere deep inside, you know there’s a difference between surviving and actually being okay. Most of us have gotten really good at coping. We pray. We journal. We stay busy. We pour ourselves into work, ministry, motherhood — anything that keeps us from sitting too long with the ache underneath. And coping isn’t bad. It got you here. It kept you standing when everything inside you wanted to collapse.

Heartbreak is often framed as the end of a romantic relationship. A breakup. A divorce. A love that did not last. But real heartbreak runs deeper than romance. Heartbreak happens when something meaningful is lost and your inner world is shaken. It can come from betrayal, abandonment, unmet expectations, family conflict, infertility, illness, faith transitions, or realizing that the life you worked toward will not unfold the way you imagined. Heartbreak is not just emotional p