Life Transitions
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Between Worlds: Borrowed Confidence
For most of my life, I walked into every new room asking the same question: What do I have to offer here? One ordinary Tuesday, while working on a flyer, I realized I hadn’t asked that question in weeks. To understand why, I had to go back to a conversation that started with a horse. Read more
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Two Different Prayers
I kept telling God I wanted to move forward, not realizing I’d already decided what forward had to look like. This week’s Birdie Bite is about Paul’s thorn, a boxer’s brittle hands, and the quiet realization that God may be moving us forward in ways we never expected. Read more
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The Last Word
We inherit more than eye color and family recipes. We inherit stories about who we are, what we’re capable of, and sometimes what we’re destined to repeat. This week’s Birdie Bite looks at one of Scripture’s most surprising family stories and the reminder that your past may explain where you started, but it doesn’t get… Read more
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Between Worlds: Building the Room
Part 9 of Between Worlds. I spent most of my life searching for somewhere to belong. Somewhere along the way, I started building it instead. Birdie’s Birdhouse: https://birdiesbirdhouse.blog/ Read more
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Between Worlds: The Cost of Later
Sometimes survival mode doesn’t look dramatic. Sometimes it looks responsible. Accommodating. Quiet. Functional. You wake up one day and realize you spent years maintaining a life before ever asking whether it felt true to you. I think a lot of people are carrying the delayed cost of that. Read more
