by Michelle Wuesthoff | Apr 6, 2020 | death, faith, grief, love, relationships
BTS, Pandemics, & the Loss of My Soulmate I’m going to try really hard to not make this a stream of consciousness type of thing, but this whole pandemic/quarantine/epic-world-crisis situation is sending my emotions into overdrive. I’m feeling all the feels pretty... by Michelle Wuesthoff | Oct 1, 2019 | death, faith, grief, hope, sorrow
The Journey Through Grief (The Healing Power of Letting Go) You might want to keep scrolling if you don’t want real and raw, because that’s where I am right now, writing this piece. There is a certain, maddening pain when someone or something you love is ripped away... by Michelle Wuesthoff | Sep 17, 2019 | community, family, God's love, judgement, orphan heart, perspective, relationships
God Doesn’t “Take You Back” into His Family After You’ve Gone Astray I got all fired up today after coming across a well-meaning Christian video about Justin Bieber. To be honest, I know very little about Justin Bieber, so this has absolutely... by Michelle Wuesthoff | Sep 2, 2019 | faith, fear, God's love, journey
I Cried in Yoga Class For years, I avoided doing yoga because I didn’t want to be a bad Christian. I’d heard and read countless teachings about how it was basically “dabbling”–a gateway or portal into Eastern mysticism, and ultimately, the demonic. One of my biggest... by Michelle Wuesthoff | Jul 3, 2019 | anxiety, calling, family, journey
My Real-life, Mid-life (Mom) Crisis When I was a kid, I thought a mid-life crisis meant you bought a sports car because you felt bad about getting old. I also thought it was a guy thing — an old guy thing. Yet here I am, proving myself wrong: a 50-year-old mom with no...