Tag: Trust

  • A Great Story?

    A Great Story?

    I’m in the midst of a great story, but in this moment it does not feel so great. This sums up my life pretty well right now.  A few months ago I had a sense that changes were on their way.  I felt both excited and nervous as I anticipated their arrival.  May 1 ushered…

  • Battling Narratives

    Battling Narratives

    I was amazed this week to discover a connection between two seemingly opposite films: Groundhog Day and Enchanted April. I know.  But hear me out. Lately I’ve noticed how often I see my life through a certain lens.  In that lens I am playing out the same stories over and over.  I feel stuck in…

  • He Wasn’t Joking

    I finished 2013 by reflecting on the year – giving thanks for the joyous moments, crying over hopes disappointed, and prayerfully looking forward.  As I looked forward I sensed God was calling me into a season of learning freedom in circumstances.  When troubles strike, I often find that I struggle with doubt.  Some days I…

  • The Novelty Has Worn Off – December 12, 2013

    I’m tired of writing about being single. When I first started blogging, I was full of ideas of posts on the single life – both silly and serious. Now, the novelty has worn off. The thought of writing about singleness or dating feels more like a chore. I feel stuck when it comes to dating.…

  • Christmas Reflections: Paths Unplanned For – December 3, 2013

    As we enter into the Advent season, I will be devoting my first post of the next three weeks to reflections on Christmas.   Merry Christmas my friends! ……….  Yesterday, a good friend of mine called unexpectedly.  As we were catching each other up on our crazy lives, we spoke about our experience in seminary (we…

  • He Set Us Up the Bomb – December 2, 2010

    He Set Us Up the Bomb – December 2, 2010

    The other night I was praying as I drove home. I know – how pious of me. Earlier, I’d heard some news that caused me to feel hope over something I’d been praying about the last few months (could I be any more vague?). My prayer to the Lord as I drove home was “Please…