Kate Wartak

Eulogy for a Tree

Or, Why A Tree Stump Made Me Cry

Sep 17 • Kate Wartak

September 2025

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