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God Loves Broken People

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Half a decade ago, I read Sheila Walsh’s excellent book on depression, The Heartache No One Sees. I had never heard of Sheila before (despite her fame as a singer, speaker, and writer), but I was quickly taken in by her transparency, hard-knocks wisdom, and … Continue reading

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Call and Answer

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I know a LOT of people. Therefore, I’m privy to a LOT of personal needs and tragedies, and sometimes the magnitude of all that suffering overwhelms me. I feel like if I hear one more sad story, one more financial … Continue reading

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The Lowest Places

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He sits beside us in the lowest places of our lives, like water. Are we broken? He is broken with us. Are we rejected? …Do people misunderstand us, turn away from us? They hid their faces from him as from … Continue reading

Posted in faith, grief

I May Do Things You Don’t Understand

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Over the past week or so, underneath my basketball excitement, I’ve been in a funk. However happy I am with my life (and I do have a GREAT life), the fact remains that I’ve been handed a pretty crummy, unfair … Continue reading

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Some Thoughts on Lent

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Although I grew up in church, I wasn’t really aware of Lent until I lived with my friend Kathy in college. Kathy was the first Catholic I ever knew in a day-to-day way, and she taught me about the church … Continue reading

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