by Elisabeth | Sep 12, 2024 | emotions, faith
Welcome to my blog! Once a month, I’m sharing both something I’ve newly written and one of my most-read posts from the past dozen years. Hope you enjoy! -Elisabeth NEW POST: Circumstantially Depressed If circumstances can make you dip into a depression in under seven...
by Elisabeth | May 9, 2024 | emotions, healing, heart, remarriage, wholeness
Welcome to the new format of my blog. Once a month, I’ll be sharing both something I’ve newly written and one of my most-read posts from the past dozen years. Hope you enjoy this format! -Elisabeth NEW POST: Living at Peace with Everyone Includes Ourselves Within two...
by Elisabeth | Jan 11, 2024 | emotions, marriage, wholeness
This year I’m trying something different with the blog. Once a month, I’ll be sharing both something I’ve newly written and one of my most-read posts from the past dozen years. Hope you enjoy this new format! -Elisabeth NEW POST: Marriage is an Uncontrollable Thing ...
by Elisabeth | Dec 14, 2023 | emotions, faith, holidays
I’ve been reading the first two chapters of the Gospel of Luke this month as I prepare my heart for Christmas. And I found something that surprised me. In the one hundred and thirty-two verses of those two chapters, an angel tells three different people to not be...
by Elisabeth | Nov 9, 2023 | dating, difficult marriage, divorce, emotions, faith, healing, pain, redemption, remarriage
REPOST from 2016 Recently, my husband shared a part of his story and it was well-received. We did, however, get a couple questions along the lines of “how did he specifically get from point A (being a certain kind of man in his first marriage) to point B (being a...
by Elisabeth | Nov 2, 2023 | difficult marriage, divorce, emotions, faith, healing, pain, redemption, remarriage, wholeness
REPOST from 2016 I get asked all the time if my husband could write a post sharing his story. Here you go… In my first marriage, I was up and down with God, hot and cold. Different life experiences would bring me closer to God but then it would fade away. I’d go...
