Kristy Howard Writes

10 Summer Self-Care Ideas for Thoughtful Christian Women

Thoughtful summer self-care for women who long to slow down, grow in grace, and live with greater intention.

Jul 2 • Kristy Howard Writes

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June 2026

HalfTee Review: Why I've Been a Lifetime Customer for Nearly 20 Years

I own more than twenty HalfTees & have worn them through pregnancy, breastfeeding, motherhood, chaplaincy work, & countless wardrobe seasons. Here's my…

Jun 24 • Kristy Howard Writes

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Healing the Father Wound (for Christian Daughters)

This post is for every daughter still healing the father wound—especially when that wound came cloaked in Christian language.

Jun 21 • Kristy Howard Writes

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The Little Girl Who Thought She Was in Trouble

I lost my jury summons and accidentally uncovered a much older fear.

Jun 11 • Kristy Howard Writes

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Parenting Without Shame

My kids are not my reputation, my project, or my proof.

Jun 4 • Kristy Howard Writes

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May 2026

The Thousands of Days Before the Tassel Turned

On marriage, motherhood, and the sacred work of showing up again and again

May 28 • Kristy Howard Writes

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April 2026

A Gentle Reminder that God is Kind

"The hardness of God is softer than the kindness of man."— C.S. Lewis, Mere Christianity

Apr 27 • Kristy Howard Writes

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Hope in the Waiting: Living with Expectancy and Trust in the In-Between

The one thing I didn’t expect before my first book launch . . . was to feel like I was falling apart again.

Apr 16 • Kristy Howard Writes

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Welcome (Start Here)

Hi, I'm so glad you're here! I'm Kristy! Here's a bit about me . . .

Apr 15 • Kristy Howard Writes

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It Wasn’t the Roses That Were Failing

I thought I needed more effort—until God showed me what was wrong beneath the surface

Apr 6 • Kristy Howard Writes

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February 2026

This Time, I Got Up

A story of how God transformed my hesitation into quiet boldness

Feb 2 • Kristy Howard Writes

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January 2026

A Prayer for the Christian Woman Who Has Suffered in Silence

For the woman who smiles, serves, and secretly wonders if she’s allowed to fall apart.

Jan 17 • Kristy Howard Writes

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