Say It Ain’t So! I Was Wrong?
Climbing off my editorial high horse to eat some humble pie.
Katherine (Kath) Walden
Katherine (Kath) Walden
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The Masks Were Never Me
An allegory written from brokenness, revisited more than thirty years into the journey of healing.
Why I’m Glad the Sandwich Method Is Losing Favour
When sincerity becomes questionable, the whole thing starts tasting suspiciously like *baloney*
The Alarm Did Its Job
Now It's Up To Me
Where Do I Draw the Line?
Wrestling with AI, creativity, accessibility, and a boundary that became less simple the more I examined it.
He Could Have Taken All The Credit
He had the strategy, the skill and the story to tell. But when David told it, he made God the hero.
When the Mighty Fall
Grieving fallen leaders without covering sin, abandoning accountability, or taking pleasure in their downfall
Yes, I Use AI — But I Do the Thinking
It does the grunt work while I fiercely protect my own voice.
Before the Alarm Sounds
Living ready for the moments when God interrupts our ordinary lives
I Thought It Was My Job Not to Be Shaken
What happens when you believe God says you won’t be shaken... but you’re shaking?
Books
Discover Kath's writings in book format.
Clothed By The King
You don’t have to clean yourself up before accepting His invitation.
Stuck In A Groove?
Do you ever feel like you are listening to the same old chords again and again and can't get skip past?
What Are You Listening To?
Learning to recognize God’s voice when everything else is clamouring for our attention.
Before We Even Ask
The more I thought about toddlers, the more this verse made sense.
Apparently, I Now Need to Prove I'm Human
How AI accidentally helped me rediscover my own writing voice.
Planes, Canes and Automobiles
Life Happens but how we respond to life’s hiccups determines how we respond to the mountains.
When The Reins Are Still Slack
What Psalm 32 taught me about following God's leading and His gracious desire to bring restoration to our broken places.