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anger

When Lent & Love collide

by Kristin on February 14, 2013

in Belief, doubt & hope

Just as I was getting into the spirit of love, I got guilted with Lent.

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Anger and Advent

by Kristin on December 19, 2012

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

There’s room for anger in the face of tragedy—it proves we’re desperate for a better world.

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When you’re not feeling very thankful…

by Kristin on November 22, 2012

in Love, family & community

The art of practicing gratitude when your life isn’t going like you wanted it to.

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Let’s do the really hard work

by Kristin on September 27, 2012

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

Mitt Romney’s 47% comment opened my eyes to a whole culture of inconsistencies.

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The tempting & bitter sides of indignation

by Kristin on September 13, 2012

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

What to do with my indignation—as a woman, a Christian, & a parent.

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Can love silence all this shouting?

by Kristin on August 2, 2012

in Belief, doubt & hope

It’s time to reject the premise of the culture wars & instead be quick to listen.

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Sweating as a spiritual practice

by Kristin on July 6, 2012

in Belief, doubt & hope

Sweating feels like misery, but maybe it’s the only way to really get clean.

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God doesn’t use checklists

by Kristin on May 16, 2012

in Belief, doubt & hope

The difference between checklist Christians and a big-picture God.

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We see differences, but do we respect them?

by Kristin on March 6, 2012

in Love, family & community

Assuming sameness is easy; understanding differences takes work.

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The good kind of angry

by Kristin on September 8, 2011

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

It’s not fun to be angry, but it can be a tool for creating a better world.

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