Natasha Metzler is a writer of parables and stories, the mother of two beautiful adopted children, a farmer's wife, and a lover of the Word. She relishes community, celebrates every accomplishment with laughter, and desires her house (and life) be filled with music and stories. Read more from Natasha at NatashaMetzler.com. Featured Posts 5 Things to Remember {when the doctor says you’ll never be a mom} There is No Formula to Keep Your ... Read More about Natasha Metzler
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What To Do With the “Almosts”
by Katie Neal “Next to being married, a girl likes to be crossed in love now and again. It is something to think of and gives her a sort of distinction among her friends.” - Mr. Bennet in Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen Thank you, my dear Mr. Bennet. We’ll deal with you later. First some backstory. As a Christian girl, I have read so many articles and books about singleness and dating. And I assure you, plenty on marriage. But ... Read More about What To Do With the “Almosts”
when you don’t feel like singleness is a gift
At several key points in my life, a book has come along just when I needed it. In the last few months, there have been two: my friend Natasha Metzler's Emma and the Reasons, and Kingdom Single by Tony Evans. Some books tell you that singleness is valuable, a gift even: these books helped me to feel it. Having lived 18 years past the age at which I originally hoped to be married, I've had plenty of time to read, write, and discuss the topic of ... Read More about when you don’t feel like singleness is a gift
