Kate Wartak

The Stubbornness of Blood Stains and Mercy

Or, How I Found Myself Washing Blood off My Front Door

Sep 3, 2025 • Kate Wartak

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June 2025

Magic Suits & Suction-Cup Plates

The Messy Sanctification of Parenting

Jun 23, 2025 • Kate Wartak

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April 2024

Knock and the Door Will Be Opened

The Joy of Practicing (and Receiving) Hospitality

Apr 22, 2024 • Kate Wartak

January 2023

Ringing in the New Me

Every new year I find myself wondering: did I really change at all?

Jan 6, 2023 • Kate Wartak

June 2022

Letting a Dream Die

Measuring Success in God's Economy

Jun 16, 2022 • Kate Wartak

April 2021

Grace that Grows Like Minari

I’ve learned that, like minari, grace grows wherever it’s planted. Grace is there for anyone to enjoy - rich or poor, it nourishes your soul.

Apr 28, 2021 • Kate Wartak

February 2021

Allured into the Desert

Grace for the Journey in Nomadland

Feb 21, 2021 • Kate Wartak

When God Went Silent (And So Did I)

When God went silent, I kept filling the space with more noise. But I finally got a glimmer of what He may have been trying to show me all along: that…

Feb 4, 2021 • Kate Wartak

October 2020

Google Search and Know Me

Social Media Algorithms and Being Known by God

Oct 16, 2020 • Kate Wartak

September 2020

Grace in the Wilderness

In the wilderness, the Lord gives His chosen people two forms of sustenance: the manna would be their physical sustenance; the shabbat would be their…

Sep 25, 2020 • Kate Wartak

What A Korean Spa Taught Me About Sanctification

Laying on that table, I understood that becoming holy is laying down and letting Jesus scrub off the dead parts of us to present us new.

Sep 18, 2020 • Kate Wartak

A Broken DVD Player and the Gift of Being Known

The more we get to know the heart of God, the more that we know what gifts from Him look like.

Sep 4, 2020 • Kate Wartak