Why can nothing truly satisfy us? School started a couple weeks ago, and I’m in a biblical counseling class. My teacher said something that really got me started thinking: “There’s no one way of conducting psychotherapy that works for everyone, everywhere. If there were, all the psychologists would be using it and no one would …
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This is a part of the Command blog series where we’re talking about how the Ten Commandments aren’t just a dusty set of tablets with dumb rules . . . by a long shot! P.S. Don’t forget to read our newly released, FREE devotional “Still”! We all thought we’d be good on the “Thou shalt not murder” …
a FREE devotional study about being still [exodus 14:14]
A couple weeks ago, I posted about my word for the year: still. I didn’t want to just choose a word for the year because, A.) I’m tired of making New Years Resolutions just because everyone else does and B.) I’m tired of feeling like I need to choose a word of the year because …
dear girl with a food sensitivity
It can be really deflating to watch another person across the kitchen table diving into a sizzling cheese pizza. You sit there, eyes glazing over your own salad topped with—surprise—chicken, five strawberries, and a bit of olive oil (You checked your favorite dressing, only to realize it contains milk . . . why??? Who does …
when you lose your health
This post is kind of ironic. It’s been swirling around in my head for a while. I was going to write this epic post about my own journey through health problems; the battle I had when I discovered I needed to go on a gluten-free (carb-free, yummy-free, party-free) diet. How, because my mom was also …
overcoming panic attacks
I didn’t understand it. Almost every day now, at some point I had this feeling of not being able to breathe. It was like there was a very chubby gopher sitting on my chest. At one point, these feelings grew worse and worse until one day, in the middle of a service, I thought the …
the magic of outdoors
It wasn’t until I was outside that I realized it. It wasn’t until I looked up and realized I’d forgotten what color of blue the sky was: I hadn’t been outside for more than ten minutes in . . . well, forever. Perhaps that was part of my sickness. Hours & days spent indoors after …
keep scrolling if
Keep scrolling if You want to see what others have that you don’t Keep scrolling if You just want to forget your own pain Keep scrolling if You’re just hoping a certain someone takes the one second to like your latest picture Keep scrolling if You’re content with living in an aesthetically pleasing group of …
weight a second
i’m writing to the girl who wants to give up. to the girl who’s just opened up this blog post, maybe almost mindlessly. there’s always going to be difficulties. yours isn’t any less important than others. you shy away from mirrors, wear baggy clothes, and don’t stand tall anymore because you don’t like what you …
5 steps to beating burnout
Burnout is a real thing. Especially during the middle of the semester. I’m writing this post because I’m in the midst of a burnout right now. The last magazine really drained me (not in a bad way . . . but in a this-is-a-TON-of-work-and-I’ve-used-up-all-of-my-allotted-creativity-for-this-month kinda drain). Regarding burnout, Saturdays are especially bad for me because …