Amy Kessler

Last week, I wrote about some of the ways introverts can build community. This week, I want to focus on how introverts can operate in relationships with people who are more extroverted. While it can be a challenge to mesh two different personality type …

As an introvert, I’ve always struggled with maintaining a strong community. I hesitate when making commitments because sometimes I would rather stay at home and have a quiet evening — even though I have those all the time. It has nothing to do with bei …

Loneliness. Fear. Complete Fulfillment. As I’ve been learning these past three months, marriage alone is not the answer to all my problems.

  A godly man will be faithful to his wife even though he doesn’t have one yet. I ran across this anonymous quote the other day, and it got me thinking about what it means to be faithful to your future spouse. Is it limited to emotional and physic …

I had an exciting thing happen this week. I finalized my enrollment in Liberty University’s online master’s program in strategic communications. It’s been about a year in the making. It’s finally happening, and I couldn’t be more excited. I wrote a few …

Since weddings have been on my mind lately, I’ve been following the new great debate over “unplugged” weddings. Photographers seem in strong support of asking guests to refrain from taking photos, but I haven’t heard much from those who disagree. It ne …

Last week, I blogged about how the best thing I did while I was single was coming to terms with my worth because of Christ in me. I explained that I found peace in my singleness through spending more time with God and learning about my identity in Him. …

The day I got married, I made an interesting discovery. My husband’s wedding ring was extremely attractive. Throughout our honeymoon, I’d catch myself staring at his ring finger and playing with his wedding band. He got a kick out of it because I liter …