While running on Saturday mornings probably doesn’t count towards Eric, Tyler, or Mark’s ministry hours, they certainly could, for that’s what it has often been for me.
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Am I Boring You?
Relationships were not designed to be entertainment.
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For the Singles: Letters in a Pandemic
Encouragement for when heavy feelings do not keep a polite distance.
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Making New (And Keeping Old) Friends: An Honest Postgrad Post
Thoughts on friendship, loneliness, and lessons to be learned when college is over.
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I’m Not Your Type: Making Friends in the Age of the Enneagram
Thoughts about personality tests, friendship, and almost missing out on the people who I cherish the most.
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When Life Soars, When Life Stings
The older I get, the more I realize the melody of this life does not play out in a major key; there is dissonance and discomfort and despair. The messiness, the tears, the joyful celebrations, the happy phone calls, the greeting cards, the obituaries, the baby showers, the text you didn’t want to get, the diagnoses you were dreading – this is all a part of it.
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Grace Leuenberger 