Loneliness. Such a massive word in so many ways. To me, the word loneliness expresses so much more than just simply, ‘being alone’.
Tag Archives: Family
7 Steps for Surviving Separation
It is okay to have meltdowns. In fact, regardless of whether it’s okay or not, they will come.
The Reality of Divorce Among Christians
As a proud-to-be (over) committed, evangelical, Pentecostal Christian, I ignorantly believed my marriage was ‘bulletproof’, because we were both Christians and committed to God and each other (as far as I knew). The one thing I hadn’t accounted for, was that we were both also very human.
8 Things I Would Say To Myself… Today.
I was recently reading a post on the professional network, LinkedIn, from Richard Branson called, ‘Advice From 65 Year-Old Me To 25 Year-Old Me’ (read it here later). As I was reading it, and there was some good advice for the entrepreneurially minded, I thought to myself, as cool as that would be to send a letter toContinueContinue reading “8 Things I Would Say To Myself… Today.”
Through Our Father’s Eyes
I have a four month old son. Even though I’m pretty much 40, this is my first biological child. The doting new father with all the wonder of every ooh and ah and, “I’m sure he just said, Dadda” to every unspecific sound that comes from this bundle of baby. We also have two beautifulContinueContinue reading “Through Our Father’s Eyes”
Running Late
I was late the other night, or at least so I thought. Driving fast and a little bit crazy, trying not to get caught! “It’s nearly time!” I said again, “I’m nearly there, home free!” As I arrive, I’m not the last! I wasn’t late, the stress was me. Another night I’m off again andContinueContinue reading “Running Late”
His Plan
Nothing stays the same. Everything changes. It’s just the way, our God has made it. Though sometimes we wish we could turn back time, There’s just no way, even if we try. Some try to stay, and they ‘live in the past’, But the world keeps moving & keeps moving fast. Some people walk in, whileContinueContinue reading “His Plan”
Grateful
©Written by GT Byles ’13