Lea Turner-Thoughts at the Kitchen Sink
Lea TurnerThoughts at the Kitchen—where real life meets our real God. A sacred space where we wrestle with faith in the messiness of the everyday, where we come as we are, raw and honest, and lean into the gospel that meets us right here.
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When Violence Shakes Us: Finding God in Collective Grief
Like many of you, my heart is broken over the repeated violence in our world. Each headline seems to carry another story of loss. It would be easy to point fingers and stay angry at those who commit such acts, but I think the deeper issue i...
How to Find True Rest in God’s Heart
For years, I thought I knew the answer.
How Trauma Lives in the Body—and How Pilates Helped Me Let It Go
In the whirlwind of grief and trauma, I found peace in the most unexpected place—not in fixing everything, not in pulling myself together—but in the quiet practice of self-compassion.
He Weeps With Us: Finding Jesus in the Depths of Our Pain
I cried through the Good Friday service—literally sobbed. The lady sitting beside me probably thought I had lost my mind. My eight-year-old daughter hugged me for an entire hour; she is sensitive to hurting people.
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A writer, speaker, and mom who meets you in pain, reminding you that hope isn’t lost. Joyfully broken through grief, loss, fire, cancer, addiction, and heart surgery—yet even in the breaking, grace holds.
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