Invited to Heal
We rarely look at a wound as a good thing that will help us. Yet St. Augustine of Hippo said, “In my deepest wound I saw your glory and...
We rarely look at a wound as a good thing that will help us. Yet St. Augustine of Hippo said, “In my deepest wound I saw your glory and...
Real talk here: overseas work and trauma often go hand-in-hand. It’s not always big “T” trauma, like a major life event, but it can be. More...
I signed up for a workshop on healing the wounds of trauma thinking it would be a helpful tool to share with the widows that we work with, and...
Do you feel it? Today, as plastic Easter eggs lay empty around my house, I’m feeling the post-Easter tension. The tomb is empty! The temple curtain is torn in...
We wait. We yearn. We long. Sometimes we pine for the familiar of days gone by. Other times we thirst for the novelty of desires not...
You know the feeling you get when you’ve been waiting for something for so long and it finally comes? The wait is finally over and the celebration is here!...
From the first twinkling of lights in December, I find that my soul is craving light. Ever since the devastating loss of my nephew over a...
Can you imagine what it must have been like that day? There was Abraham, aged, back bent with the burden he was carrying. Pale-faced and tight-lipped,...
God, please listen as a Father listens to his daughter. Don’t leave me feeling yet again utterly alone and unheard. I have committed my life to...
My heart ached as I said goodbye to my family, and they shut the door behind them. I would be home alone that night, missing yet another gathering. While...
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