Hi, I’m Yvonne Marie — and Jellybean Jumble was born from a season of listening.

For years, my life made sense on paper. I spent over a decade in the corporate world, doing meaningful work, meeting expectations, and checking all the “right” boxes. But somewhere along the way, I felt a quiet tension growing — a sense that there was more to who I was created to be than what my calendar and job title reflected.

That restlessness wasn’t loud or dramatic. It was gentle. Persistent. And deeply rooted in faith.

Creativity had always been part of me, even when it lived in the margins of busy days. Art, design, color, and words were how I processed life — how I prayed without always realizing it. Over time, I began to notice that when I slowed down and created, I felt closer to God, more grounded, and more myself.

Eventually, I reached a point where I could no longer ignore the nudge.

Leaving the corporate world wasn’t about walking away from responsibility — it was about stepping toward alignment. Toward a life that allowed faith, creativity, and intentional living to coexist instead of competing for space.

Jellybean Jumble is a reflection of how life really looks — colorful, layered, a little messy, and beautifully intentional. Here, you’ll find uplifting content and faith-filled creativity — from practical tips and engaging articles to colorful art and thoughtful designs — all created to nurture your personal growth and ignite your creativity. Whether you’re looking for ideas to enhance your living space, ways to practice mindfulness through prayer, or encouragement to pursue your God-given dreams, you’re in the right place.

At Jellybean Jumble, we believe every day is a chance to embrace joy, seek inspiration, and walk in faith. Here, you’re invited to join a community of faith stories and connection — to create, inspire, and celebrate together. If you’re navigating your own “in-between” season — where faith, creativity, and calling overlap — you’re welcome here. Take what resonates, leave what doesn’t, and trust that your story, like mine, is still being written.

Thanks for being part of the jumble.

Yvonne Marie