Emily Shaw’s latest article is out in the
Together Paper. She talks about the issue of the
‘mother wound’ and how the blame has fallen to women in a world that expects nothing less than for women to leave mothering behind.
Tag: christian
S06 Ep07 – Should You Have Expectations in Friendship?
In this episode, we explore how to balance giving without expecting anything in return with maintaining healthy expectations in relationships. How do we set boundaries and be intentional about both giving and receiving to nurture fulfilling connections?
S04 Ep05 – Virtue of Purity
In this episode, we challenge conventional perspectives on purity, exploring its multifaceted nature beyond mere chastity.
Let Me Be to You that Little Piece of Wood
Stina invites us into a descriptive, open, honest and graphic reflection of her personal prayer at the foot of the cross in the hope you may enter more fully into this time of Good Friday and Easter more fully.
Humble Pie is Infinitely Delicious – Together Paper
Emily Shaw’s latest article in the Together Paper is a beautiful work expressing humility in it’s true form, and an inspiring read as we
manage the final week of March virtue challenge.
S05 Ep03 – Holy Week – Gift & Mystery
Hosts Stina and Padre explore the deeper meaning of Holy Week, emphasizing the significance of suffering. They discuss the concepts of Gift and Mystery, and the connection between suffering and redemption, urging us to actively participate in Christ’s sacrifice.
Virtue Challenge 2024
We are welcoming back the Virtue Challenge, and we’d like to invite you to come join us on this journey of growth in 2024.
Looting From Friends
Stina shares her new year’s resolution for 2023 of finally reading her book list, and how she implemented the acronym SMART to make her resolution a reality.
His Manger, My Heart – Together Paper
Emily Shaw treats us to the
idea of ‘firsts’ this Christmas – first Christmas as a
family, first Christmas with empty chairs round the
table, firsts for joy and firsts for great sorrows. Emily
writes how from the process of life, our hearts may
require healing, and how they are like mangers,
imperfect, sometimes ragged, but having the capacity
to allow Christ to rest in them, regardless of the type of
Christmas experience we have.
Joy, suffering and ‘Little James’? – Together Paper
This month, Emily explains to experience true joy does
not mean suffering and crosses are removed, but
co-exist in ones life to bear stronger witness to the
Christian life.
Referencing some of the greatest saints, and the very
popular TV series ‘The Chosen’, this is an article
brimming with insight and thought.