A blog space for pause; rest and reflection, where I write as I learn to be present and intentional in life's journey toward eternity.
Usually Easter time is a time of great reflection and spiritual zeal for me. This year, on Maundy Thursday of all days, I feel distant and unmoved. To me, this is no small thing. As someone who feels with passion my connection with God, not feeling is cause for disquiet. On a whim, this is... Continue Reading →
Mistakes and failures are nothing to be ashamed of compared to my willingness to downplay my passion for Christ – and His passion for us – because it might make others feel uncomfortable.
Inspired by Clayton Jennings' song 'Dear Anxiety', I wrote this poem last year about battling depression, anxiety, and thoughts of suicide.
King George's national day of prayer and the evacuation of Dunkirk: What prayer can do.
God is not unmoved by, nor ignorant of, our pain. He knows deeply the hurt that we feel, and He cares deeply about it.
There is a disillusionment toward the church today which can only be mended by authentic and Christ-centred community. When I saw that community in action, I saw the Kingdom of God on earth.
It can be very difficult for me to read my bible sometimes. My mind races at a million miles an hour, and even when all distractions are put away, I am so very easily distracted. It has taken me about a month just to read three chapters of Ephesians in my devotion time. Sometimes I... Continue Reading →
Women, sex, and the church. Christian leaders have not equipped their young women for lives of discipleship and purity, and so have left them to be defined as women in a culture of lust and impurity.
Muslim or Christian; whose life is more worth mourning? | This blog calls out the immature reaction of Christians to the Christchurch shooting.
A letter to my Pentecostal family about my experience at an Anglican college.
The Restless Sojourner 