I wish I would have spent more time with my brother while he was alive. I wish I would have called him more often. I wish I would have listened better. Dealing with guilt and regret can be a difficult hurdle in the grieving process. The truth is, most of us have things we wish we… Continue reading Letting Go of Guilt and Regret: Grieving Well Series Part 3
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The Kindness of a Stranger (Grieving Well Series part 2)
It was two days after we found out about the deaths of my brother and sister-in-law when my dad, daughter, and I hopped on a flight to Anchorage, Alaska. We arrived at our hotel in the middle of the night, the frigid darkness mirroring our grieving hearts. And yet, the favor of the Lord rested… Continue reading The Kindness of a Stranger (Grieving Well Series part 2)
Grieving Well
My brother and sister-in-law were killed in a car accident two weeks ago. Scott was barely 49—my only sibling. I’m writing this while in the beginning stages of grief over the tragic loss of Scott and his wife Dawn. I’m still reliving the phone call from my dad telling me they were killed. I can… Continue reading Grieving Well
One-Step Spiritual Growth Plan
Here we are in the last week of January 2020 already! I have a question for you. How's that New Year's resolution going? Gasp! Yes, I went there. But before you get angry and stop reading because most likely your resolution has been long forgotten—I promise I have a good point to make. Stick… Continue reading One-Step Spiritual Growth Plan
