Celebrating My Neurodiversity Through Hip-hop and Scripture
One blog post at a time.
● Featured post
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A reflective, faith-centered tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., exploring his legacy as a Reverend, a man of God, and a leader whose pursuit of justice was rooted in scripture, courage, and a gentle spirit.
● Latest posts
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When My Brain Won’t Be Quiet, God Still Speaks
Drawing from Matthew 6:6 and DMX’s “Lord Give Me a Sign,” this post explores how God meets us in the middle of the noise and…
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Learning to Stand Alone Without Being Alone
A faith-filled reflection on solitude, discernment, and God’s constant presence, inspired by Deuteronomy 31:8 and Real Friends by Kanye West
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The Math of Miracles: How God Showed Up in My Calculations
A faith-filled reflection on teaching math as God’s gift, trusting His plan, and finding divine purpose in education—blending Scripture, hip-hop, and holiday reflection.
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From My Father to My Classroom: The Healing Power of Laughter
A reflection on faith, teaching, and the power of humor, ending with a lesson from Biz Markie’s Just a Friend.
● hello
Welcome to my corner of the internet – a space where faith, hip-hop, and neurodivergent experience meet real life. I write about the things that ground me: Scripture, purpose, identity, and the honest, everyday work of becoming who we’re meant to be.
Welcome to my corner of the internet – a space where faith, hip-hop, and neurodivergent experience meet real life. I write about the things that ground me: Scripture, purpose, identity, and the honest, everyday work of becoming who we’re meant to be.
Whether I’m unpacking a song lyric that helped me process something I couldn’t quite name, or reflecting on how faith holds me steady, this space is about making meaning.
It’s all part of my larger work over at EdieLovesMath.net, where I help students with ADHD and Autism build confidence and succeed in school and life through brain-friendly strategies.
Come as you are. Let’s explore what it means to live with intention, connect with God, and find joy and healing in our unique paths.
EdieLovesMath 