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Becca Hermes

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Acquiring Hope

I live in a privileged world.  In my social circles, people are generally beautiful, highly educated, financially sound, physically healthy, and very well-connected.  We have the ability to get most material items we want (homes, cars, expensive kitchen appliances…or whatever…),... Continue Reading →

Hope in the Midst of Longing

Hope is such a strange thing.  Theoretically, I think of hope as being life-giving, but what it more often feels like is a current agony of waiting.  I can tell you right now that you’ll be seeing frequent thoughts along the themes of... Continue Reading →

Satisfied

I had a delightful conversation with a student today about what it means that Jesus satisfies us.  Does this mean we don't need anything or anyone else?  That we're saying "Jesus is not enough for me if I want a husband, or close... Continue Reading →

In This Hope I Wait

Well, it's been a while since I've written a post.  Between Thanksgiving, the end of the semester, and working through some deep things that the Lord is doing in my own heart, it's been hard to think of writing profound... Continue Reading →

Singleness and the Church, Part 2

If you haven't read Part 1 of Singleness and the Church yet, please do so before proceeding.  You need context for this.  Otherwise, it may seem harsh. So, how do you as a married (or at least in a serious... Continue Reading →

“Hard…But Good”

In Cru, we laugh at how there’s this somewhat standard answer to some questions.  It goes like this: “How was your summer?” “It was hard… but good.” “How was your year?” “Hard… but good.” A while back, I asked a... Continue Reading →

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