To put it plainly, college is tough. I think sometimes we, as late teens and early twenty-somethings, struggle with self-worth and faith in something bigger than ourselves. It wasn't until I stumbled across Ephesians 3:20 that I began to recognize how truly capable I am of completing any task that is brought forth in this life; but, I can only do that with Him by my side:

"Now all glory to God, who is able, through his mighty power at work within us, to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think" (Ephesians 3:20 NLT).

I didn't stumble across this verse in a traditional sense. I wasn't simply flipping through my Bible searching for some words of wisdom. I was actually watching "Little People Big World" on TLC for the first time in ages. Audrey Roloff and her husband, Jeremy, were on camera at this point in the show. Being that I hadn't kept up with their relationship, or with the show in general, I started doing some research out of curiosity. And that was when I came across Audrey's blog, Auj Poj.

I was quickly inspired by her relatability and enthusiasm for praising Jesus. So, I'm an Auj Poj junkie reading devotions, tuning into every episode of "Little People Big World," and I persist in my desire to walk with the LORD each day (even when college happens).

Thanks, Audrey! You never cease to remind young women around the world that we are always more.