We recently lived through a storm that shut down our town, cut the power for days, and reminded us how fragile our routines really are. When the lights go out and the temperature drops, and your house is hit by a tree, perspective gets tested — and so does patience, fear, and old wounds you thought were long settled.

In this episode, my wife Kent and I talk about what it’s like to navigate an unexpected storm — not just the weather kind, but the emotional ones that rise up alongside it. We reflect on marriage, past trauma, community, and the quiet ways resilience shows up when plans fall apart.

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