A comparison of the experience of someone diagnosed with cancer to the experience of someone who has been abused.

All abuse is, at its heart, a worship issue.

In our home, we aim to meet nightmares with safety and reassurance. This poem is my attempt to capture that.

Though we are moving through 2021 at a brisk but steady pace, I continue to carry with me many effects of 2020 and the madness it contained.

God’s willingness to issue regular reminders has taught me three important things about His character and my parenting.

I’ve learned something difficult about God and the way He works...

When the God an Abuse Victim Worships is Not Reflected in the Church She Attends

Out of a desire to help others avoid or navigate abuse, survivors often ask how they might begin sharing their story.

Out of a desire to help others avoid or navigate abuse, survivors often ask how they might begin sharing their story.

Out of a desire to help others avoid or navigate abuse, survivors often ask how they might begin sharing their story.

I was inspired to try my hand at poetry. This piece recalls how it feels to find oneself perpetually stuck in the daily cycle of doing.

"It's always so wrong to do anything you can't tell the minister's wife."

Tunnel vision is real.