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“But what healing is not is a free pass to skirt accountability and responsibility.”

In 1963, a song by Leslie Gore tells of a heartbroken teen at her birthday party. Decades later, the writer reflects on their 38th birthday, shedding tears of gratitude for God’s guidance. She releases the pursuit of perfection, finding joy and grace in the present. Tomorrow, she will celebrate and cry if she wants to.…

The author opens up about feeling alone despite having attended church, brunch with friends, and a workout. She reflects on her struggles with friendships, feeling flawed and hurt by past experiences. Sharing her imperfections, she seeks healing and prayers as she processes the loss of meaningful relationships.

During a church service, I faced a fear that appeared in the sanctuary. This experience reinforced my belief in God’s power and my commitment to healing and growth. I encourage others to join in this journey.

Beloved, I experienced unexpected pain and grief during a church celebration, feeling hurt and tearful due to memories of a past relationship. Today I reflect on grief’s broader nature and its link to forgiveness, mourning not only the loss of the relationship but also unfulfilled potential, highlighting the importance of forgiveness in healing.