When I was a kid, I didn’t want to be a mom. I wanted to travel the world, give my … More
Author: kjerstilou
Turkiye
Last summer, Erich and I applied to join the Foursquare Disaster Relief (FDR) team. Disaster relief is something we’ve wanted … More
The Storehouses of Snow
Here in Montana, we have had an amazing Fall. I was joking about how we were going to miss Fall … More
Imago Dei
I recently watched a clip of an interview with Ricky Gervais, who is a self-proclaimed atheist. The talk show host … More
A Life Caught Up in God
Do you have seasons in life where certain themes in the Bible seem to pull at you more than others? … More
A World that Hates to Love, and Loves to Hate
The other day Erich and I were talking about how Jussie Smollet’s attacker was finally sentenced to jail time, which … More
No Neutrality
I have been conflicted for a long time now. I struggle with this inner turmoil on an almost daily basis. … More
Cabin Fever
I guess since we are approaching the one year mark for moving into our house, we should give you all … More
Undone
As I sit here, lost for words, my heart hurts. Tears stop and start again, with no regard for my … More
Prophylactic Fiction
If you are like me when it comes to acquiring information, you prefer an article as opposed to a video. … More
Peacekeeper or Peacemaker
I worked on a blog for a couple of hours last night, only to wake up this morning and find … More
Unity vs. Uniformity
I recently heard someone saying that America is breaking up into factions and I thought it was an interesting word … More
Too Good to Not Be True
As we began exploring the idea of settling and trying to decide where we wanted to live, there were too … More
Nomad No More
If you follow me on Facebook, you know by now that we have decided to stop traveling, at least for … More
Truth Stumbles in the Streets
Awhile back, I listened to a podcast by an Australian guy named Martin Iles. I forget what he was talking … More