09/01/2026
This month, we’re making space to talk about something many global workers experience, but may find difficult to name:
Alone.
There are seasons when we find ourselves alone, geographically, emotionally, relationally, or spiritually.
Sometimes being alone is obvious.
Other times, it’s much harder to see.
You can have teammates.
A spouse and family.
A church community.
A full calendar.
People around your table.
And still feel profoundly alone.
Sometimes the deepest loneliness isn’t the absence of people. It’s the feeling that no one quite understands the life you’re living.
The experiences you don’t know how to explain.
The grief that feels difficult to name.
The questions you’re carrying quietly.
The parts of yourself you’re not sure anyone really sees.
This month, we want to gently make room for those places.
Not to rush past loneliness.
Not to shame it.
And not to offer easy answers.
But to name it honestly, and to remember that being alone is not the same as being abandoned.
Throughout September, we’ll talk about loneliness, solitude, connection, and what it can look like to encounter God and others in the places where we feel most alone.
If this is part of your story right now, we hope you’ll find a little room here to exhale.
You are seen. And there is space for your story here.
