Jennie Allen Books

When I began studying loneliness, I was shocked by the statistics. Surveys show that despite constant digital connectivity, feelings of isolation are soaring. We’ve traded proximity for pixels, belonging for performance. We no longer sit on porches or share dinners spontaneously; our lives are caref...

From Find Your People: Building Deep Community in a Lonely World

From the beginning, community has been God’s idea. The Trinity itself—Father, Son, and Spirit—models perfect, eternal relationship. When God created Adam, He saw that solitude was not good and crafted Eve as a companion. Human flourishing was designed to happen together. Scripture keeps repeating t...

From Find Your People: Building Deep Community in a Lonely World

Before we can change what goes on inside our heads, we have to understand what we’re up against. The battle begins invisibly: a single anxious thought, a whisper of comparison, a fleeting assumption that turns into full-blown fear. For years, I underestimated the power of these thoughts, assuming th...

From Get Out of Your Head: Stopping the Spiral of Toxic Thoughts

After recognizing the battle, the next step is learning to identify the lies that fuel it. Lies are subtle, persuasive, and often disguised as logic. They sound like: “I’ll never change.” “I’m not enough.” “If I don’t control everything, everything will fall apart.” These statements feel rational wh...

From Get Out of Your Head: Stopping the Spiral of Toxic Thoughts

From the beginning, God shaped our bodies—and our hearts—for connection. The first chapters of Genesis reveal not merely a biological pairing but a sacred union that reflects the image of God Himself. When I think about Adam and Eve, naked and unashamed, I see not innocence lost but harmony fulfille...

From Sheet Music

One of the heaviest burdens we carry is silence. Especially for Christians, sexual shame festers in the dark. We avoid the topic in church, hide our struggles from our friends, and pretend fidelity to an image of purity that often masks our confusion. For years, I lived within that silence, afraid o...

From Sheet Music