Tag: Christianity

  • Christmas, Layers of Meaning 

    “Christmas has always been a funny one for me. As a child, it was full of wonder… As an adult, I’ve stepped away from much of the commercial side.”  Childhood Wonder, Adult Choices  Growing up, Christmas meant nativity plays, carol services, decorating the tree, and the warmth of family traditions. Presents were piled high, the…

  • Love Yourself?

    When Rhythm Breaks Last week I skipped a post. Normally I draft early in the week and refine until Sunday, but this time I had nothing. By Sunday, I felt ‘off.’ I wondered if I should indulge in self-care, but quickly thought: I haven’t spent time with God. That moment revealed something, I’m still learning…

  • Remember the Sabbath day to sanctify it.

    This week, I’ve been thinking about rest. Not the kind that collapses at the end of a long day, but the kind that’s commanded. Sacred. The kind that God Himself modelled. “By the seventh day God completed His work that He had done, and He abstained on the seventh day from all His work that…

  • Faith in the Hold Music 

    Some weeks unravel slowly. Not with drama, but with delays. Interrupted routines. Frayed patience. A quiet tug of “God help.” This isn’t a story of resolution, it’s a reflection from the middle. Where faith doesn’t always roar. Sometimes, it waits on hold. The Soundtrack of a Stalled Day  This week, I’ve been inconsistent with my…

  • Watching, Wondering, Wrestling

    Can Both Be Right I stumbled across a clip from The Dr Daf Show, a sort of roundtable between Christian women and those who once shared their faith but now practice Judaism. I was captivated instantly. Their exchange was graceful and deeply honest, yet neither side softened their convictions. “We’re both looking for a Messiah,” one…