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Book #2 is available for pre-order!

Friends,

If you’ve been here a minute, you might have been following the journey of Book #2 from its original announcement (back when it was tentatively called I Have No Answers), to when it gained its actual title (I reflected a bit on th...

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Cool new books: Spiritual Direction for Writers, by Charlotte Donlon

Friends,

I tend not to be the kind of writer who reads a lot of books on writing.

No judgment on those who do. Or on myself. I don’t see this as a particularly good or bad thing. I just don’t tend to be personally drawn toward very many b...

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On rigid gender roles, hidden anti-LGBTQ beliefs, demasculinizing scripture, and more

Friends,

When you launch a book into the world, often the first few months after it publishes are full of excitement. It’s a time that’s intensely focused on that book. And then, well, things slowly quiet down.

And that’s okay. Being in...

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I no longer identify as a “childless cat lady”...

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I’m currently looking for a good new home for a sticker a friend once gave me: “childless cat lady.” It’s purple and sparkly and very cute, and it’s lived on my fridge for a while now.

Don’t get me wrong. I’m here for the childle...

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“Let your light shine”

Friends,

Earlier this week I was trying to organize my closet and came across some really lovely, special, meaningful, touching notes from students, from back in my evangelical college ministry days.

Lovely, special, meaningful, and touc...

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    Writer, former college minister, PNW-er, casual vegetable gardener, avid tea drinker. Author of Nice Churchy Patriarchy (2023) and Maybe We Could Pray Again (coming in March 2027!).

  • Elizabeth Berget

    Christian writer exploring maternal imagery for God in the Bible - and how God loves us like a mother. My book Love like a Mother: How the Sacred Work of Motherhood Reveals the Maternal Heart of God comes out May 2026 with Brazos Press.

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