Kristen is a writer, family doctor, and mother who loves all things creative. She writes a regular column for Christian Today as part of Press Service International, and has contributed to medical journals as a writer, reviewer and editorial team member. In 2019, Kristen was a joint recipient of the Basil Sellers Young Writers Award. She also runs two blogs (lostnowfoundk, lilyofthevalleysk), and enjoys making music, digital artwork and dresses.
There is no doubt that throughout the bible, there is singing. There are songs of victory, songs of joy, songs of promise, songs of lament, prophetic songs. Time and time again, we are given a commission to sing – sing songs of praise, sing the songs of the Lamb, sing in the sanctuary of the … More Does Jesus Sing?
There’s a ring upon my finger, And a seal upon my heart. A stunning declaration That He’s loved me from the start. It’s the promise of a vow, The authority of a King, The joy of His salvation, That causes me to sing. It’s been given by the Father, To His lost and hungry child, … More The Ring Upon My Finger
What does it really mean for Jesus to be at the centre of our lives – at the centre of who we are, the centre of our family, the centre of our work, the centre of our faith, the centre of our partnership in ministry with Him? So often, we say, “Lord, come and take … More Jesus AS the Centre
I remember the lavender which used to line our front driveway – the strong fragrance that would engulf you as soon as you opened the front door. I didn’t always appreciate its perfume as a child, but lavender was one flower that made a lasting impression on me (along with soursobs which I used to … More On the Scent of Lavender
February 14, 2013. It’s Valentine’s day, and I asked the Lord Jesus to show me something new about Himself. The words from Tim Reimherr’s “More than Ashes” came into my mind so I sang these words to the Lord (I didn’t know the rest of the song). “There’s gonna be a wedding It’s the reason … More A Valentine’s Gift from the Lord
The south of France is beautiful. What a privilege it is to journey through the countryside, to walk the historic cobblestoned streets, and taste the culinary delights of these regions. Add the increasing light of the sun and voila – light, warmth, good company and a beautiful town – parfait. Here’s a little summary, in … More Southern France: Sun, Warmth and Restoration
In the past year and a bit, I have done a fair bit of travelling and spent time with some of the “workers in the field”: Nepal (October 2011) – Gospel for Asia (GFA) Minlaton (March 2012) – The first time I had really gone to the Uniting Church Kansas City (June 2012) – The … More It All Comes Back to Love
I’m sitting in Thumeries, looking at the beautiful snow outside, listening to Jon Thurlow, and thinking about the 23 years of life I’ve spent with my Lord Jesus so far. Seems like such a short time when I think about eternity with my King! Yet, every second of these 23 years have been packed full … More Recognising the Love of the Saviour
Hospital Elective: exceeded expectations Living in Lille: exceeded expectations Meeting God in France: exceeded expectations So, I came to France for three reasons: To do my Dean’s elective for medschool. To experience the culture, and what it’s like to live in France. To see for myself what the spiritual atmosphere is like in France and … More (France 2012-2013) #5 – A Summary of Sorts
I’ve been in Lille for about one month now, and I only have another two weeks to go before I move on to Thumeries. I’ll be very sad to leave, but I am so thankful for the time I’ve had, the people I’ve met and the things I’ve learnt. Just this week, I was thinking … More (France 2012-2013) #4 – Halfway Through
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