Tag Archives: you don’t have to be okay

Hosanna is the word you might be looking for in these troubling times

Posted on April 5, 2020 by honestaboutmyfaith

If you are struggling to know how to answer the dreaded question ‘how are you’ then hosanna might be the word you are looking for. There are probably not many people who can honestly say that they are completely fine … Continue reading →

Posted in Faith, Life experiences, Relationship with God, stress | Tagged Coronavirus, Covid-19, do not be afraid, don't pretend to be okay, fear, give God your worries and cares, Hosanna, how are you, mental health, Palm Sunday, Pandemic, What does hosanna mean?, worry, you don't have to be okay | 3 Comments

The one when I talked to myself

Posted on October 18, 2015 by honestaboutmyfaith

So, I gave a talk at church and it wasn’t the best talk that I have ever given but it wasn’t that bad either. I take communication seriously and so I spent some time thinking of ways I could have improved it … Continue reading →

Posted in acceptance, creative communication, Faith, film, freedom, God loves us, Learning | Tagged believe in yourself, circle of sadness, don't pretend to be okay, don't wear a mask, inside out, learning, life experiences, no one is perfect, perfect, take off masks, talking to ourselves, the Bible tells us the truth, we are all imperfect, you don't have to be okay | Leave a comment

Robin Williams, depression and why we shouldn’t have to be okay

Posted on August 13, 2014 by honestaboutmyfaith

I was saddened to hear of the death of Robin Williams. I was stunned to hear that he struggled with depression because in my mind, he was a guy who was always really funny. I am shocked, but at the … Continue reading →