Hi, I’m Esther! I’m married to the love of my life and we have two beautiful children who are the biggest joys of my heart. I love being called Mom, whether it’s by our children, or others that step into our home. Our kids are now teenagers, and my husband and I are savoring this stage of our children’s lives. Teenagers are great to be around because they’re authentic, and we appreciate their zest and energy for life.

I’ve worked in a chiropractic office since I was 17. Because of this I have a reverence for the incredible ways our bodies have been created and the ability they have to heal when given the right tools to do so. I’ve always been “that friend” that tries the alternative health things. My kids roll their eyes, but I tell them someday they’ll be just like me! (My daughter came home from school one day and told me in an exasperated tone they were talking about all sorts of health things in class and she said, “Mom, because of you, I had heard of every single thing the teacher was talking about!”)

I enjoy running and have completed several half and full marathons. While running, I have found that friends and conversation are therapeutic to my soul as we discuss the things we’re discovering about God. This combination makes the miles in the fresh air fly by! For this reason, you’ll rarely find me running alone.

Some things I love are laughing until I cry, engaging in deep conversations, trying new restaurants and traveling. I’m also a voracious reader, so you’ll rarely see me without a book. I really despise clutter and “stuff,” and in a perfect world, I’d be a minimalist. I’m a “tosser,” much to my husband’s dismay! But in spite of all that, I tend to be a “messy.” Groan… Anyone else struggle with this conundrum?

But here’s the thing that best describes me… it’s the love I have for my Savior. The best choice I ever made is to follow God. I talk with Him all day long. He is my friend and has impacted my life more than anyone else. For most of my adult life, I was plagued with torturing, panicky, “can’t breathe” fear, and thanks to God’s truth, I have found much freedom! Now, joy and laughter are my responses, and I’ve felt the impact of the medicine that Proverbs 17:22 talks about. I’m excited to share these things with you and to discover together the power of living an amplified life!