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Grieving what could have been www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwrv...

The Grief We Don't Talk About: Mourning What Might Have BeenYouTube video by NakedPastorwww.youtube.com

Religion can make people feel superior to those who don't share their religion. They don’t mind making others feel small, but get upset if you point it out.

If you look up purity culture, you will find that one of its major tenets is that forgiveness for infidelity is a requirement, but especially when the man is the culprit.

With water bombers I think: What good is a little bit of water going to do? With all that fire! I ask the same question when it comes to love: What good is a little bit of love going to do? With all that hate! But water works. Love works. We must believe it and not give up!

This is a really old cartoon, but still one of my favourites.

Imagine being constantly preyed upon in a way that disrupts your valid attempts to just be there as you are! Without having to be able-bodied and therefore "normal". I called this one: Unwanted Attention!

If I were his father, I'd be thinking, "He's going to get himself killed. Again!" This is the original ink on paper drawing looking for a safe home.

This is one of my popular charcoal drawing prints I Just Want To Come Home. I drew this with a deep feeling of grief because in many ways I couldn't just go home. Things had changed. It was no longer safe. I want to go home but I can't because it is no longer there. Am I alone in feeling this?

This video really triggered some men! Apparently I'm promoting 'gender communism' youtu.be/Vn2gP7Ty_9Q...

Become a Better Man By Reading Feminist Authors!I feel feminism is one of the most important issues today.There's also talk of a "male crisis", and the two are related.My attempt to be a better person and ...youtu.be

I call this Jonah's dilemma because he wants love but doesn't want everybody to have love too. It's an ancient story with contemporary applications.

When the world feels heavy, remember: you are held by a love that sees every color of who you are. 🌈

I painted this to express how, as we continue to deconstruct our beliefs, we become more comfortable with darkness... which is a mystery. I titled this, "The Night is My Friend"

After losing my dad, I’ve found myself learning to forgive him while also asking for his forgiveness too. Complicated grief and forgiveness can coexist youtu.be/s7CiyTqu6ps

Grief is hard. Healing is intense and takes time. It hurts, but I commend your courage. Be gentle with yourself, please. 🧡

I think there is a lot of mythology and misinformation around Jesus. Just like there is about me. And you. It's important to acknowledge this.

This is one of my Timber paintings. I Needed To Leave. Some things I grieve the loss of are things I walked away from. It's one of the things that makes grief so complicated. Timber needed to leave, so she did. It doesn't mean her heart's not going to feel it. You know?

You, me, US. Two people, in nature, in love. There's something quite sublime about connecting in outdoors, under the stars, and it's a special treat if you get the Northern Lights. Even though I convey a lot of space in my paintings, I also like to convey a kind of love that thrives in serenity.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwrv...

The Grief We Don't Talk About: Mourning What Might Have BeenYouTube video by NakedPastorwww.youtube.com

We have to believe every little bit of love will grow into more love. And act on it!

This has happened to a lot of people. Unfortunately, there aren't many people who will listen to your grief you experience as your faith undergoes major transformations. Been there! I'm here for you.