Welcome to His Plan Ministries!

Because even if life doesn’t go as planned... God still has one.

Hi friend,

I’m so glad you’re here.

Whether someone shared this page with you, or you stumbled across it while searching for a little hope… welcome. I’ve been praying for this space, for you, and for what God is going to do here through the stories, the scripture, the tears, and the laughter.

This is the beginning of something special: His Plan Ministries—born from some of the hardest and most beautiful parts of my story.

Why I’m Launching This Website

This site is the product of miracles, deep surrender, and learning (sometimes the hard way) to let go of my plans and lean into His.

For years, I clung tightly to the way I thought life was supposed to go—marriage, motherhood, health, stability, peace. But life doesn’t always follow our timelines or expectations, does it?

There were seasons of heartache I didn’t think I’d survive. There were moments I couldn’t breathe from the weight of it all. But there was also Jesus, faithfully walking with me, showing up in the most unexpected ways.

Through it all, I discovered this simple truth:

His plan is always better—even if it’s different than mine.

What You’ll Find Here

This isn’t just a blog—it’s a gathering place for women who are holding on to hope, even in the middle of heartbreak, waiting, and wondering.

Here’s what you can expect:

• Devotionals that speak to the heart of real-life struggles and God's perfect timing

• Stories—mine and other women’s—about miracles, surrender, and the messy beauty of faith

• Encouragement for moms, wives, and sisters who are trying to walk by faith even when life doesn't make sense

• Tools, prayers, and resources to help you trust God more deeply

And soon, a place where you can share your story too.

Before You Go…

Let me leave you with this verse that’s carried me lately:

“The Lord announces the word, and the women who proclaim it are a mighty throng.”—Psalm 68:11 (NIV)

That’s who you are, sister—a mighty woman of God with a story to proclaim.Even if it’s not finished.Even if it’s still raw.Even if it didn’t go the way you thought it would.

Your story matters. And it’s not over.

I’m so glad you’re here. Let’s walk this out together.

With hope and gratitude,

Darla Kernell