Hi there!
I’m Isabella — a Christian blogger who’s completely sold out for God. My greatest passion in life is pursuing God’s presence and getting to know Him more and more — not just in theory, but in a real, personal, everyday way. My heart’s desire is to encourage you to do the same: to seek Him wholeheartedly and discover that everything your soul is searching for — joy, peace, love, fulfilment, satisfaction, and true wholeness — is found in Him.
I genuinely believe that God wants to meet you right where you are. Not once you’ve got it all together. Not when you feel “worthy.” But right here, right now — in the mess, in the questions, in the silence, in the seeking. I’ve experienced firsthand just how much God loves us — not for what we’ve done, but simply because we are His.
The greatest proof of that love? God sent His only Son, Jesus, to die for us — not out of obligation, but out of unimaginable love. There’s no greater sacrifice than that. He gave everything so He could be in relationship with you. But here’s the thing — it’s still a choice. God gave us free will, and He’ll never force Himself on us. But His invitation is always open.
My hope is that as you read through this blog, the Holy Spirit will reveal to you just how deeply God loves you. I pray you’ll begin to see yourself through His eyes — valuable, chosen, treasured — so much so that He even knows the number of hairs on your head.
Once you catch a glimpse of who He really is and who you are in Him, I believe your heart will open to a relationship that’s unlike anything else — personal, life-changing, and beautifully real. And when you do, you’ll know for yourself that He is so good and He doesn’t hold back any good thing from His children.
That’s my prayer for you today — that your eyes and heart would be opened.
With love, Isabella
My Testimony
Every time I think about my story, I’m always amazed by who God is and what He has done for me and my life. The best part is that He wouldn’t just do it for me—but for anyone who is willing to know Him and have a relationship with Him.
What blows me away the most is the fact that God really exists and that everything I’ve always believed isn’t some kind of fairy tale, but reality.
I always believed in God—maybe because I was taught about Him from a young age. I didn’t just grow up as a Catholic, but I also had a dad who was Protestant. As a child, I read the Bible, devoured Christian books, and watched many animated Bible stories. In those stories, I always heard about a loving God—an active God who was involved in people’s everyday lives, someone who could be trusted to show up in the most difficult moments.
I saw people who had a close relationship with God—who spoke to Him and heard Him speak back—who were guided and protected by Him. He used many of them in powerful ways to change the world around them.
Learning all this at a young age gave me a deep desire to know God personally and to have a relationship with Him. But I didn’t actually think it was possible in my own life. Maybe it was because Catholicism doesn’t really teach that people can have a close and intimate relationship with God here on Earth. Those stories were “back then”—not something we were told could happen now.
We were taught to obey all the rules and commandments, never miss church, confess our sins to a priest every month, and avoid sin—because if you died with sin, you wouldn’t go to heaven. You could only hope that one day you’d meet God in heaven if you were worthy enough. So, there was no real hope of experiencing God here on Earth, let alone having a relationship with Him.
However, the more I learned about my dad’s faith, the more I realised that maybe it was possible—but I didn’t know how. He never spoke to me about the “new birth” experience (or maybe I missed it) until I was about 15 years old. That’s when he asked me if I wanted to give my life to Christ—and I did that evening.
I immediately knew something had changed. I felt a heaviness lift off of me, and joy filled my heart. I knew that Jesus had come to live in me. That week, I tried speaking to God, but I didn’t feel like He was responding, so I quickly gave up. I knew He was with me and that I was saved, but I didn’t really pursue a relationship with God, nor did I experience Him deeply—other than just knowing He was there.
When I was 16, I went through a heartbreak. It happened in September, but before that, in August, we had a family reunion, and my cousin lent me a book called Captivating by John and Stasi Eldredge. While I was dealing with the heartbreak, I came to a chapter about broken hearts. In it, they said that God can heal emotional wounds and pain. That was the first time I’d heard that God could heal emotional pain—I had only known about physical healing.
At the end of the chapter, there was a short, simple prayer for those with a broken heart. I prayed it—not really expecting anything—but God touched me immediately. He removed all the pain and filled me with so much love, peace, and joy.
Just like that, the pain and heartbreak were gone. And not only that—the guy I was heartbroken over was no longer on my mind. I moved on as if it had never happened. Usually, it takes time to stop thinking about someone and heal, but in this case, I was completely free. It still amazes me when I think about it.
What touched me deeply was that Jesus heals the brokenhearted and all emotional wounds—that He restores us into the people He created us to be, even here on Earth. I didn’t have to wait until I got to heaven to be healed and whole. That was powerful for me, because I knew I was broken—not just from the heartbreak, but from past experiences. I was fearful, bound, and insecure. But when Jesus started revealing Himself to me, He began to heal me and restore me.
And it wasn’t just in my imagination. I could revisit certain memories and feel no pain. It was like I had literally been restored to a state where the event had never hurt me. He really healed me.
When I look at the supernatural things God has done in my life, sometimes it still feels like a dream. But it’s not. It’s real. God truly lives. Jesus really exists. And He really did die for humanity—to save us from sin, pain, and emotional wounds.
You just have to believe that He exists and that He died for you, so that you can live a life free from guilt and condemnation. All He needs is your faith—so you can experience Him and get to know Him for yourself.
This is how God revealed Himself to me for the first time. And since then, He has taken me on a healing journey. (I’ll be sharing more about it on my blog.)
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