Joanne LangfordI think that as Christians, we tend to think of things as “all” or “nothing,” and so when we feel something that is not peaceful or joyous, we lean towards thinking that we are anxious, and we interpret normal feelings as negative
Joanne LangfordFor years, Susan played the roles she was expected to play. Devoted wife, loving mother, dependable friend. She had built a life that was safe and structured—married young, raised two children, and settled into the quiet rhythms of suburban living. And yet, at 59, an unease had settled in, a feeling she couldn't quite name.
Joanne LangfordAt 52, Jodi seemed successful—an established career, a home filled with reminders of years well spent and friendships built over time. Yet, an unseen weight pressed upon her soul, leaving her feeling disconnected from her own existence.
