Morning Meditation: A great reminder to not just learn from the Lord, but to practice the truths in everything I do. #morningmeditation #practice
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Seek the Lord
Attributed to King David, 1 Chronicles 16 is a prayer of thanksgiving to celebrate the return of the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem. The Ark held items that represent God’s covenant with His people , but also was where His physical presence was found. Verse 11 admonishes the people to seek the Lord continually…
Grace and Mercy
Morning Meditation: Making the paradigm shift from viewing my relationship with God as transactional to embracing His grace and mercy was the pivotal point in my healing from childhood trauma. #morningmeditation #mercy #grace
Reconciling Faith with Suffering
This week I had the opportunity to share my thoughts on the problem of evil with Jordan Hampton on Crash Course Apologetics YouTube channel. In the video, I share parts of my healing journey, resources that helped me on my journey and the importance of faith in healing from childhood trauma.
The Good, the Bad, and the Beautiful
Testing and examining our behavior is hard. Lamentations 3:40 is the passage used in Celebrate Recovery in Step 4 (inventory) of the program. As I revisited this part of my recovery journey last week I was reminded of the pain, shame, and guilt that accompanies the deep dive into my life. However, I also remembered…
My Protector, My Refuge, My Hope
Morning Meditation: God’s presence gave me hope when darkness surrounded me. He protected my soul from the evil that sought to destroy me. #morningmeditation #protection
Praise Him For All That He Has Done
Like many of David’s psalms, Psalm 145:1 declares God’s sovereignty. The declaration is followed by praise and surrender to the Lord. In Jewish tradition this verse is often recited each morning and evening as part of daily prayers. The pattern of declaring God’s authority followed by praise continues throughout the Old and New Testament with…