Less Noise, Low Whispers
A newsletter about pressing into silent, still moments. Vulnerable conversations on what it means to live a faithfully quiet life and find yourself all over again.
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“Do you trust me?” (opens the original)
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Hi, friend! I’m not going to lie, irritation has gotten the best of me over the past couple of weeks. Some reasons are legitimate, but I mostly find it’s been because tiny annoyances keep adding up, which makes me fume past my boiling point. But annoyances are all they seem to be. Not suffering, not spiritual trials, just straight-up annoyances. Regardless, they’ve made it hard for me to keep my gaze on Christ and acknowledge how He is present even in moments when I’m about to lose my marbles. I
A change in the air (opens the original)
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Hi, hello. 👋 Soooo I’m going to play and experiment with this newsletter’s format a bit!With so many shifts happening in and around me (all of which I will gradually share), I’ve been inspired to create through a new lens.I’m thinking, less “lofty, deep theological wrestlings” and more bite-sized, joyful, uplifting words to meditate on hope, presence, and companionship with Christ. Also content that feels overall relatable and even fun to read!Knowing myself, I’ll probably write a contemplative
I ended up on a podcast that carried me through my darkest season (opens the original)
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It’s been a while since I directly talked about my “postpartum psychosis” (aka being diagnosed with OCD in early motherhood). That’s been intentional. It’s also ironic, given it’s what brought me to Substack two years ago and what might have initially drawn you to this little newsletter in the first place. While the story will forever live in my bones, I praise God that I no longer feel crushed under the weight of that dark season like I once did. I no longer write to feel seen—I already know I
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