Remembering Death, Stephen King, and Leonard Cohen helps one woman process the sacrifice of Christ.
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Because of the Camp Fire, everything around me is changing . . .
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What did Abraham have that I don’t?
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I’m not going to tell you my fire story. Every evacuee from the Camp Fire has a story. Of fear. Of bravery. Of sorrow. Of saving. Of losing. Instead, I’ll tell you about my aftermath.
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How can I be free when I’m walking such a narrow path?
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Old age is an E-ticket ride of faith.
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So many of our insignificant moments can be monumental . . .
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Sometimes a shift in perspective is all it takes . . .
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It’s fun to sin when God isn’t watching. It feels good and wicked, like skinny-dipping when no one’s around . . .
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Maybe dying would be easier in the long run, I thought, because I would be eternally with God. Living would be harder . . .
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