InSeen & HeardbyNathan Boone·Sep 8When the Phone Rings, Anxiety Answers FirstWhy the phone can become a source of stress for people living with chronic illness
InSeen & HeardbyNathan Boone·Sep 2Care Shouldn’t Depend on Who Happens to NoticeWhat a Church Needs to Care Well for People Living With Chronic Illness and Disability
InSeen & HeardbyNathan Boone·Aug 28When You Were the One Who Got It WrongWhen good intentions miss the mark, grace gives us a way to listen, repair, and care better.
InSeen & HeardbyNathan Boone·Aug 25Forgiving the People Who Hurt You While You Were SickForgiveness does not require pretending the wound was small, calling wrong right, or giving someone permission to hurt you again.
InSeen & HeardbyNathan Boone·Aug 24When You Don’t Know What to Say, StayYou do not need perfect words to care for someone who is hurting.
InSeen & HeardbyNathan Boone·Aug 21Stop Spiritualizing Mental IllnessNot every struggle is a spiritual failure, a faith problem, or spiritual warfare.
InSeen & HeardbyNathan Boone·Aug 19Do Not Confuse Chronic Illness for Mental HealthPhysical illness can affect mental health without being caused by it.
InSeen & HeardbyNathan Boone·Aug 17When Fellowship Has a Fitness RequirementThe Church Should Not Require a Certain Kind of Body to Belong
InSeen & HeardbyNathan Boone·Aug 14“But You Were Fine Yesterday”Why a Good Day Doesn’t Mean the Illness Is Gone
InSeen & HeardbyNathan Boone·Aug 12You Don’t Have to Fix Me to Care About MeCompassion Is Presence, Not Solutions
