Hi, I’m KaSandra Azevedo—a Christian author, writer, and creator with a heart for helping others live with bold faith, intentional prayer, and deep-rooted purpose.
What began as a personal blogging journey—sharing raw thoughts, struggles, and biblical reflections—has grown into a ministry of devotionals, journals, and faith-based resources for those navigating real life through the lens of God’s truth.
I’m a wife, mom, and grandma living in California, and like many of you, I’ve walked through seasons of burnout, trauma, and spiritual exhaustion. I know what it’s like to appear “fine” on the outside while your soul quietly aches for rest, healing, and connection. Through it all, Jesus has been my anchor—and now, my greatest joy is pointing others back to Him.
My writing is rooted in Scripture and real life. Whether I’m exploring the intersection of faith and mental health, creating tools for deeper prayer, or challenging today’s culture with a “What Would Jesus Do?” heart, my goal is to offer encouragement that’s both honest and hopeful. I write for the weary believer, the faith-driven creative, the trauma survivor, the woman who’s tired of pretending—and anyone still clinging to hope when life feels heavy.
This space is for you. Whether you’re looking for devotionals, resources, or simply the reminder that you’re not alone—welcome. You don’t have to have it all together to be here.
I believe…
- Jesus meets us right in the mess.
- Faith should be both bold and kind.
- Your calling doesn’t require perfection—just willingness.
- And sometimes, the most spiritual thing you can do is take a nap and tell Jesus about the ache in your chest.
Beyond writing, I’m a lifelong maker. I dabble in art, design, and whatever creative paths the Lord opens up. But at the core of it all, I’m a woman learning to live anchored in Christ—offering what I have, as imperfect as it is, to glorify Him and encourage others.
I care deeply about the broken places in our culture—the quiet battles people carry: anxiety, identity, injustice, grief, and longing for meaning in a noisy, upside-down world. I don’t pretend to have all the answers, but I believe in bringing these conversations to the feet of Jesus, asking again and again: What would He do… really?
Thanks for being here. We may be a little broken, but we are deeply loved.
With grace,
𝐾a𝑆a𝑛d𝑟a A𝑧e𝑣e𝑑o
