Writing Notes
One of the mainstays of my personal ministry is writing notes to those who need care. As author Debbie...
Writing Notes
Practical Guidance
You Can’t Force Someone to “Cheer Up”
You Can’t Force Someone to “Cheer Up”
In this Don’t Say / Do Say video, Wisdom of the Wounded founder Karen Mulder shares a story about when her sister's...
Kleenex and a Hug, Please
Kleenex and a Hug, Please
Someone once told me, “If you are with a person who is crying, do not hand them a Kleenex.” Surprised, I...
Do Not Be Anxious. Really?
Do Not Be Anxious. Really?
Philippians 4:6-7 says, “Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with...
Karen’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Karen’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Years ago, I read a book that promised me more peace, joy, and a sense of fulfillment if, every morning, I would...
Bearing Someone Else’s Cross
Bearing Someone Else’s Cross
There are some big, imposing characters in the Bible - Moses, David, Peter, Paul. But there are also little people...
Lessons Learned by Listening to the Wounded
Lessons Learned by Listening to the Wounded
By Rodger Price As a regular contributor to Wisdom of the Wounded, I have the honor of sharing stories of caring...
The (Small) Stuff that Matters Most
The (Small) Stuff that Matters Most
Guest post by Rev. Louis Lotz I used to wonder what I would be like when I got old. Now I wonder what I was like...
