Celebrating the Struggle: The ‘Already’ and the ‘Not Yet’
Admitting you need help isn’t admitting defeat. It’s just admitting you’re human.
Read More Celebrating the Struggle: The ‘Already’ and the ‘Not Yet’A chronicle of the death of a twenty-something
Admitting you need help isn’t admitting defeat. It’s just admitting you’re human.
Read More Celebrating the Struggle: The ‘Already’ and the ‘Not Yet’A necessary (and perhaps overdue) rant about the church, relationships, and feminism.
Read More Lionesses: Ladies with a BiteTo know Jesus is to be changed by Him.
Read More Everyday JoyMy depression does not have the power to snuff out hope. It does not have the power to diminish beauty. And it certainly does not have the power to lessen my God.
Read More Kaleidoscopic OceansAnd yet, the crucifix doesn’t disappoint, even in the crux of a problem – actually, especially in the crux of the problem.
Read More Wrestling (Always Winter, But Never Christmas)Four years.
Forty eight months.
Two hundred eight weeks.
One thousand, four hundred and sixty days.
And yet, without fail not a day goes by that I don’t still miss you.
Read More 1,460 Days (An Open Letter to Nancy)We’re a generation of cross-wearing Christians that have forgotten the Cross. My prayer for my generation is that we will cease to be cross-wearers, and start to be cross-bearers.
Read More Token ChristianityRealizing what the gospel is, well, it’s enough to change your life.
Read More Hard Pressed, Yet Still {So Indescribably} BlessedAnd there is something so lovely about the notion that the same journey can be travelled differently to the same destination.
Read More A Climber’s Perspective on FaithYou are infinitely missed. Perhaps more than infinitely. In fact, if there were something of greater depth and breadth than infinity, the amount I miss you would exceed that too.
Read More Three Years and Counting