
This is a space for the beautifully undone—for people who’ve lived through some things, made a few messes (or survived them), and are still curious about what healing might really look like.
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Our idea about God tells us more about ourselves than Him-Thomas Merton
Why on earth do we think God is vengeful? Vindictive? Some dreadful caricature of a wicked step-parent, standing in the doorway with a strap in hand, waiting for one f...
In the interest of full disclosure, that is not me. Nor has it ever been me
I’ve been thinking lately about what it means to remain flexible in a world that gives us so many reasons to stiffen.
Not physically flexible, although that would...
Toleration is often just indifference in disguise—Frederick Buechner
We can get used to anything. People say this as reassurance, usually when something has happened that perhaps we wish or prefer hadn’t.
“You’ll get used to it.”
And oft...
A few weeks ago, I wrote about a stranger who died at a railroad crossing near Havre, Montana, while I sat in the last car of the train that could not stop in time. I didn’t know their name. I called them “they,” and I held them in prayer a...
There’s nothing a bowl of Cheerios with extra raw honey and strawberries can’t cure
I used to think courage belonged to people who ran into burning buildings or climbed mountains, the sort of thing I had no intention of doing.
Now I think...
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I'm a psychologist of 40+ years. I am a teller of raw, revealing, and sometimes a little unruly stories. If something here connects with you then this might be the most meaningful work I've done yet.
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