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When Heaven Seems Silent: Praying Through the Waiting
It is 2:17 in the morning, and I am awake again. I know what time it is because I’ve already checked twice, as though the clock might have better news the second time. The furnace shuts off. In the quiet, I can hear Chris breathing beside me. I roll over and tuck one foot under…
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Blog | Field Notes | Writing
God Meets Us Before The House is Ready
The doorbell rings, and suddenly I can see my entire house through somebody else’s eyes. There’s a dish towel over my shoulder. There’s orange cat hair on the rug, which is impressive considering how much of it Yoshi is still wearing. I shove a laundry basket into the laundry room and shut the door with…
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Blog | Field Notes | Writing
Permission Slips: Finding Yourself After the Kids Are Grown
You’re still their mother. And you’re allowed to keep becoming, too. I’ve signed hundreds of permission slips in my mothering life. Usually at the kitchen counter, pressing the wrinkles out of a paper someone had fished from the bottom of a backpack. Searching for a pen while a child stood beside me with one shoe…
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You Don’t Need a Different Life. You Need New Eyes for This One
Photo by Tanya Nevidoma
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Unbecoming: What Happens When You Stop Hustling for Your Worth
Tired of performing for worth? A devotional for Christian women on biblical rest, boundaries, and the holy work of unbecoming.
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Blog | Field Notes | Writing
The Woman You’re Becoming: How to Find Yourself Again without Going Back
“New life starts in the dark. Whether it’s a seed in the ground, a baby in the womb, or Jesus in the tomb, new life starts in the dark.” ~Barbara Brown Taylor It’s late summer in Nebraska, and the season is turning if you’re paying attention. The corn has lost its tender green. Goldenrod is…
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