Ponderings from a cross-cultural wanderer. I have a lot of questions in our abrupt move back to North America. This has been a silence space because I have a lot to process.
I don’t have it all together, nor do I have it all figured out. Enter into the questions with me.
Read MoreChrist could have come in so many ways, but He came as a baby.
Marvel with me, through poetry, about a seemingly insignificant baby who would become the savior of the world.
Read MoreTo become who we have always been meant to be, sometimes requires shedding the false selves we have worn for far too long.
I need to shed the safety of my own cocoon to becoming free to be who God has always intended me to be.
Read MoreWhat we believe, in the battlefield of our minds, matters.
Through a different style of writing, spoken word, let’s examine our thoughts together and the importance of weighing them against the Truth about us.
Read MoreWhat scars do you hide? What, to an outsider, looks like an insignificant mark but actually bears evidence of trauma, a hardship, a loss that your body has borne?
Let’s reframe our scars together. There are days to grieve them, but there are days to honour them and all the ways they have served our story.
Read MoreThis month I’m exploring the topic of insignificant things. How do we view ourselves? Wholly significant or completely insignificant?
In this post I contemplate my own impermanence.
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