What to Expect in the Process of Transition
The new year has always begun for me in August. Starting at age 5, my “years” have always followed the academic calendar. This was the case throughout my childhood and […]
Category Archives: Grief & Mourning
Tell Somebody! (Don’t Bottle It Up Inside!)
We see a lot of hard stuff in life. We see pain, suffering – we see tragedy, despair, death… It’s hard. We don’t have to pretend like it’s not difficult. […]
Easter: The Great Reversal
The Cross & The Tomb. These were the very things that the enemies of God had schemed and plotted to be the downfall of God, of His creation, and ultimately of His perfect plan for the redemption of mankind…
Readers’ Responses to “36, Single, Chaste, …and Miserable”
Many more Readers responded to my previous post than I can feature here in this follow-up! I want to thank you all so much for your feedback. Much of life […]
36, Single, Chaste, …and Miserable.
In response to my previous post on the role of chastity in the 21st Century, a dear family friend wrote to me. After trading a few messages on this subject, […]
What to Pray When God Seems Distant
The Psalms are a prayer book. That was their purpose to the ancient Jews, and that remains their purpose for believers today. Aside from being beautiful literature and a conveyer […]
Dear Parents of a Miscarried or Still-Born Child…
On the tenth anniversary of our son Andrew’s birth & death, I share a letter of comfort & hope for other parents who have endured a miscarriage or still-birth
