When Joy With God Feels Off-Limits: Reclaiming Delight in a Faith That Was Mostly Serious
If your relationship with God has been about obedience and endurance, the capacity for delight may have been buried by your story.
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When God Feels Like a Threat: Spiritual Hypervigilance and the Man Who Can’t Stop Scanning Heaven
If your relationship with God feels more like surveillance than rest, your story may have shaped your image of God.
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When the World Burns and So Do You: Trauma, Global Crisis, and the Man Who Can’t Stop Watching
If global crises land in your body like they’re happening in your living room, your story and the world’s story may be entangled.
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When Praying Out Loud Feels Dangerous: Group Prayer and the Man Who Learned Silence Was Safer
When group prayer triggers your alarm system, your story may be shaping what happens when you open your mouth before God.
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Church Air Carries More Than Worship: Scent, Spiritual Spaces, and the Body That Remembers
When the air inside a worship space triggers your body’s alarm system, your story may be shaping your experience of God.
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When Holidays Stir Old Wounds
Holidays can stir old wounds for trauma survivors. Learn gentle ways to navigate triggering seasons, honor your story, and care for your body and heart with compassion.
