Category Archives: grief
comforting without talking.
i’m published. :0 okay, so i don’t have a new york times bestseller on the shelves just yet, but yours truly does have an article featured on the front page of relevant magazine’s website today! remember my blog post from … Continue reading
Filed under grief, publications, silence, writings
on haiti, brokenness, & the problem of evil.
we’ve been glued to our television screens, newspaper covers, and online articles for the past seven days, catching glimpses into the brokenness of haiti. and in the midst of so much chaos and tears, many are asking the ever-present question … Continue reading
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on being quietly present.
the months since my mom’s diagnosis have been a catalyst for growth and change, though i admittedly didn’t want any of it to happen this way. out of the dozens of lessons He’s thrust in front of me since november, what … Continue reading
o, israel.
how closely our own stories resemble that of israel’s. i pray this chapter from the prophet hosea will challenge and permeate you tonight. //“when israel was a child, I loved him, and I called My son out of egypt. but … Continue reading
someday.
it is hard to believe how quickly a year can pass, how four seasons can complete their cycle in what seems like a flash. it has been a year since brady passed away, a precious little boy who words cannot … Continue reading
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