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...
It was 02/02/2020, and I had just run the best race of my life. Not because I had set any time records, not because I had won a ribbon,...
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...
Last year, I packed up all my belongings and uprooted myself and my life to move to a new location and be part of a new ministry. Sound familiar?...
Exiled. Millions of miles from anything familiar. Captive. Under the siege of the enemy. Weary. Years of living with hope deferred. If anyone knew a wilderness,...
What is it, deep inside of us, that resists the wilderness? If you are anything like me, you might associate a wilderness experience with fear, loneliness,...
"This is where faith begins—in the wilderness, when you are alone and afraid,...
Dear 21-year-old Rachael, Congratulations on landing your first “big girl” job: a high school teaching position in Houston, Texas! You’ll see in time that God knew...
Dear Self, It stinks to feel like a stick in the mud, doesn’t it? Saying no is hard. Feeling like you’re letting people down left, right,...
Dear Younger Self, I wish I could go back and tell you that it’s good to take care of yourself—that people-pleasing, wanting to be perfect, and...
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