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Stop Camping in Regret

Posted on December 30, 2025by Katherine Walden
The back view of a determined runner looking dusty running down a dirt road.

I’ve been thinking a lot about regret lately. Not the kind that brings change through brief and healthy reflection, but the kind that stalls me from moving forward. Regret can sound spiritual. It can look like humility or maturity. But when I linger there too long, it stops being helpful. It becomes a place I […]

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Disability is Not a Lesson Sent by God

Posted on November 18, 2025November 18, 2025by Katherine Walden
Close-up of a woman’s hands resting on a walker indoors, representing living with disability while trusting in the goodness of God.

My disability is not a lesson sent by God There is a less than helpful belief that still shows up in church spaces, spoken or unspoken: that God sends disability, sickness, or hardship to teach us a lesson. It might sound spiritual on the surface, but underneath it paints God as an abusive parent. That […]

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Planting What’s Still in Your Hand

Posted on October 13, 2025October 13, 2025by Katherine Walden
close-up of wheat seeds in a farmer's hand with sunlight in the background, symbolizing hope and new beginnings

Sow in tears, reap with joy When you have almost nothing left, it’s tempting to hold tight to the little you do have. Maybe it’s time, energy, or hope. Maybe it’s something that used to feel abundant but now feels scarce. I think about Psalm 126:5-6: “Those who sow in tears shall reap with joyful […]

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When We Would Rather Wait but God Says Go

Posted on July 14, 2025July 11, 2025by Katherine Walden
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Several years ago, I was a passenger in a friend’s car when we were hit at an intersection. I walked away with minor injuries—just some whiplash and a scar on my collarbone where the seatbelt caught me. My friend’s car didn’t make it. Thankfully, we did. Help arrived within seconds. An ambulance crew had witnessed […]

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Pushing Back Against Christian Cynicism

Posted on June 27, 2025July 6, 2025by Katherine Walden

It must grieve God when believers, often carrying their own wounds or disappointments, pull others away from faith instead of encouraging it. I have seen it more times than I would like to admit. Someone shares a story about how God clearly moved—a healing, a breakthrough, a deep sense of calling—and instead of joining in […]

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Feeling Spiritually Distant? Wondering What’s Wrong?

Posted on June 20, 2025by Katherine Walden
A child's hand reaching out to the hand of a father.

This message might not resonate for everyone, and that’s okay. But maybe, just maybe, it’s meant for you. If you’ve ever been in church, looking around thinking—”Why does it seem like everyone else is connecting with God, and I’m just… not?”—I want you to know, you’re not alone. Maybe you’ve tried so hard. You’ve followed […]

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