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Table-Tossing Grace: My Season of Withdrawal and the Beauty of Eremition
Sometimes the most spiritual thing you can do is pull back. After years of being the designated ‘ear’ for everyone else’s chaos, I realized I might be at the wrong table. In this post, I dive into the beauty of… Continue reading
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Filtering the Poison
This writing is the poetic reflection from a guarded heart that’s filtering out what poisons the soul and staying rooted in Jesus through life’s harder moments- when you see but can’t it say out loud. It speaks to peace, discernment,… Continue reading
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Switching Off Survival Mode
Have you ever lived waiting for the next bad thing? I did, for years. Here’s how God switched off my survival mode and taught my family to walk boldly in abundance instead. 1 Peter 2:9 | 2 Timothy 1:7 Continue reading
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When We Make Plans Without God
We don’t always recognize when we’ve formed alliances God never authorized. In this biblical reflection on Isaiah 30:1, Galatians 5:1, and C.S. Lewis’ Mere Christianity, I explore spiritual discernment, breaking unhealthy patterns, and why we must not return to what… Continue reading
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Speaking Truth and Love
In a world where truth feels sharp and justice feels urgent, what does it mean to speak the truth in love? In this post, I explore the tension between honesty and grace, the fruit of the Spirit, and why trusting… Continue reading
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Lessons in the Blessings
Learning patience while walking in faith is not passive. It’s active trust. This is faith! This reflection writing explores the tension between urgency and waiting, helping and enabling, and how God teaches us through both lessons and blessings. Continue reading
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The Work of the Tree
From a tree in Jericho to the cross at Calvary, this poem reflects on the work of the tree – grace that calls us by name, meets us in our brokenness, and makes a way back to God. -SK Continue reading
