My name is Krysti and I have a lot of thoughts. 

That’s all you need to know, really.

I used to write a lot, about a lot of things, but my life changed and the internet changed and now I’m not really sure where that leaves me.

Once upon a time I would take any old thought – faith, politics, dating, my health – and post it for the whole world to read. I’m not that person anymore (some days I wish I was; most days I am glad I am not). So take anything you might stumble upon on this site with a grain of salt.  And if you can, treat Past Krysti with a little grace. I’m trying to, at least.

 

 

 

 

 

 

You may have seen me on…

Relevant Magazine
Huffington Post
The Junia Project
Fathom Mag

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6 thoughts on “Who’s This?

  1. Hey,

    You article about relationships is interesting. I don’t agree 100% but I think is word reading and spreading.

    Pd: your Picture with the black girl reminds me to the famous people trying to look supportive with African young people but actually do nothing. I have contradictory feelings about it. Just an opinion.

    Cheers

  2. Thanks Krysti for your inspiring words in your article about singleness (“8 things you should never say to your single friends”). You captured the struggles perfectly. Thank you for being our voice!

    Anna from Australia 🙂

  3. Hey Krysti…

    I just wanted to leave you a short message (hopefully one you will find encouraging), to let you know how I’ve really enjoyed your RELEVANT articles on singleness over the last while. Your ability to communicate the balance between the power of relationship yet the beauty of singleness has been super refreshing. I think in Church circles we can lose the focus a bit.

    I guess a lot of this comes from the joy of an intimate relationship with Jesus. Jumping on your site here I understood a bit of why you were able to portray joy in your articles – because its clear you consciously decide to live joyously.

    I’m sure you get many words of encouragement Krysti, but thank you and keep writing – there’s at least one Scottish dude who loves what you your putting down.

    Callum Smith (Glasgow, Scotland)

    • I second that! Another reader happy to hear a balanced, sound opinion on singleness as a blessing and not a curse. Blessings from Singapore.

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