Category Archives: On Moving to Wisconsin

“Hello, God, Answers Please?”

Posted on May 30, 2014 by kristinlindeen

Many moms have commented on the blessing I enjoy of having my kids in a wonderful daycare. And yes, it’s a blessing! I’m so grateful to work from home, with such flexibility, with a lady who loves my kids I … Continue reading →

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I’ve Been Half-Lying

Posted on March 8, 2014 by kristinlindeen

“God is sovereign!” We’ve all said it. Complain, complain, critique, question, complain … “But it’s all good–God is sovereign!” I’m know I’m guilty of it. Saying that TRUTH but not wholeheartedly believing it. I mean, I BELIEVE God is sovereign. … Continue reading →

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Sitting at a Yellow Light

Posted on November 13, 2013 by kristinlindeen

It’s a funny thing, life. One minute, you’re put-putting along, thinking you’ve got your life pretty much down pat. At least for this phase, this time, this three year segment …. The next minute, you feel things slipping here, slipping … Continue reading →

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Oh How Life Has Changed

Posted on May 13, 2012 by kristinlindeen

Mother’s Day in 2009 … I purposefully scheduled a weekend getaway so as to not have to be at church. (Granted, I mixed up my dates, and we actually had our getaway the weekend before Mother’s Day, so I ended … Continue reading →

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The Start of Something: Sifted

Posted on April 27, 2012 by kristinlindeen

I attended my first church planter’s conference this week. And I’m shaking my head, thinking about how just over a year ago, I had NO IDEA I was going to add “church planter’s wife” to my list of roles. What … Continue reading →

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"It’s All About Community"

Posted on April 14, 2012 by kristinlindeen

I don’t even know how or why it started, but the phrase has stuck with me. “It’s all about community.” My friend Terri came to visit me in Denver in what feels like many many years ago now. (We’re so … Continue reading →

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Sure, Steadfast Anchor of my Soul

Posted on March 22, 2012 by kristinlindeen

Hebrews 6: 18b-19a: … have strong encouragement to hold fast to the hope set before us. We have this as a sure and steadfast anchor of the soul … I was home this weekend sort of by accident. My flight … Continue reading →

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It’s Official.

Posted on March 1, 2012 by kristinlindeen

Just the other day, Erik and I were driving somewhere in our little town and I half muttered, half exclaimed, “Can you believe we moved to Wisconsin?!” Sometimes I pinch myself. It’s just so weird. I live in Wisconsin. Not … Continue reading →

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Blogging …

Posted on October 31, 2011 by kristinlindeen

I love my life. Joshua is such a joy, my husband is such a servant and leader, and I love Fall. It’s strange to live in this new place, and not really know anyone, but it has been good for … Continue reading →

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The New Girl

Posted on September 20, 2011 by kristinlindeen

I’m the New Girl … and nobody knows. It’s weird really. When I’ve been the New Girl in the past, people knew. When I switched schools after first grade, people knew.When I entered a Christian school in January of 4th … Continue reading →

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