Mother. Mommy. Mom. Momma. When you were just a baby, your first smile was for her. And when she locked eyes with you and smiled back, something cemented deep down inside. As a child, seeing your emotions reflected back from your mom’s face was validating and connecting for you at a foundational level. That “mirroring” […]
How To Review and Rate Becoming Whole “5-stars” On Apple Podcasts
Help us reach more people on the journey towards Becoming Whole by giving us a review and a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts! Here’s how … If you’re on an iPhone or iPad device, below are the simple step by step instructions. If you’re on an iPhone or iPad … STEP 1 Launch the “Podcasts” […]
Is This Really What You Want?
A friend of mine recently described that at the end of a day of video meetings he feels like his head has been squeezed in a vice. If you can relate, then look out for false gods and ancient heresies. As difficult as this season of social isolation has been, we’ve been flirting with this […]
Resurrection Power
It’s been a few weeks since we have celebrated the resurrection of our Savior Jesus. Luke’s gospel account of this event has always stood out to me. He recounts the exchange Mary Magdalene, Joanna, and Mary had with two angels when they went to look for the body of Jesus at the tomb. They asked […]
A Single Man’s Observations for Those in Quarantine
“Jesus changes our history from a random series of sad incidents and accidents into a constant opportunity for a change of heart.” from Out of Solitude: Three Meditations on the Christian Life by Henri J.M. Nouwen I consider myself to be an extroverted introvert. Translation: I enjoy being in the company of others, but also decidedly […]
Understanding Partner Trauma After Sexual Betrayal
Jenny was not doing well. She discovered pornography on her husband’s computer several weeks ago. She was scared and hurt, never imagining that she would experience this kind of heartbreak. She confronted her husband, and he admitted he has a problem. He said he was open to getting help, but Jenny was still struggling. Her […]
