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We've spent this week talking about loneliness. We've named the pain of being a "pity project," the frustration of being "fixed" instead of heard, the wisdom of protecting our peace, ...

Transitioning from a 9-to-5 job to the life of a writer has been, in many respects, a very lonely process. You put your work out there, exposing your heart, and ...

I used to think I was just an introvert. After years of working from home, I have had plenty of time to reflect. I’ve realized it’s not that I’m an ...

A few days ago, Matthew and I were talking through an ongoing trial. “I don’t know how to fix it,” confessed Matthew. “I don’t need you to have a solution,” ...

I remember one summer when my mom paid a neighbor girl to pop in every once in a while to keep me company. My brother and sister each had for ...

So far, we've talked about that dangerous lie, "I'm fine," and we've unmasked our true enemy-the spiritual forces that thrive on keeping us isolated (Ephesians 6:12, ESV). But just knowing ...

In my last post, I talked about the danger of the "I'm fine" façade-a lie that, like Mathew's neglected tooth infection, risks severe damage. That physical pain we put off ...

When my husband, Mathew, and I were first married, we headed to Hawaii for our wedding. For quite some time before we left, Mathew's tooth had been bothering him, but ...

Have you ever felt like your faith journey and your life with disability were on two separate, disconnected paths? I have. For many in the disability community, that feeling of ...