Finding victory in the midst of suffering
Blindsighted isn’t just a concept—it’s a battle.
Blindsight is a phenomenon where those without sight are still drawn to the light, even though they cannot see it. But this journey isn’t just about science—it’s about the moments that shatter us, the trials that threaten to consume us, and the seasons where God allows the darkness to close in.
What do you do when you can’t see Him? When the pain is deafening, and
the path ahead is nothing but shadow?
Blindsighted is the raw, unfiltered story of faith in the unseen.
It’s about seeking Him—even when we can’t feel Him. It’s about trusting the
light is there, even when we’re surrounded by darkness. This is our story.
Join us as we share how we walked life’s darkest paths and found victory in
the midst of suffering.
It's OK
There are moments in life that shake us to our very core—moments so dark, so unimaginable, that we don’t know how we’ll ever breathe again. But in those moments, something deep within us awakens—a strength we never knew existed.
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For Karen, that moment came when she and her husband, Todd, were given devastating news about their daughter. In the quiet aftermath of that doctor's appointment, where the weight of the world sat heavy on her chest, Karen found herself at a piano inside the Ronald McDonald House in Jacksonville, Florida. Overwhelmed with grief, she let her fingers fall onto the keys, and the first song she had ever written poured from her soul.
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Her plea for help was more than words—it was raw emotion woven into melody. Those who were present could feel it, see it—the heartbreak in her tear-streaked face, the way her sorrow spilled into every note. But Karen didn’t stop there. From the depths of her despair, more songs emerged—songs that carried her through the pain, songs that gave her purpose.
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And then, something incredible happened. Those songs—born from heartbreak—became a bridge to something greater. They led her to stages she never imagined standing on, sharing her voice with the world alongside artists like Brad Paisley, Kesha, Ludacris, and Josh Groban.
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What was once a cry for help became a calling. What was once sorrow became a song. And in the midst of the darkest storm, Karen discovered a light she never expected—her own.
