Morning Meditation: A great reminder to take time to draw apart and rest. #morningmeditation #rest
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Letter to the Betrayed Spouse
I addressed the first two letters in this series to my younger self at two specific times when my distorted thinking led to involvement with married men. In those letters, I spoke directly to the young woman who desperately sought comfort and solace in the arms of men who could not provide what she needed. (What I needed) The final letter speaks to the betrayed spouse.
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Morning Meditation: I know God loves me unconditionally, but sometimes my words or actions don’t reflect His love. Today’s verse reminds me to be careful of how I interact with others. #morningmeditation #approved
He’s Not Done
Today this verse felt like a soft whisper: “I’m not done with you.” When I worry I’ll never get there, I come back to this promise. #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #HeIsNotDoneYet
Be Still and Know
Being still before God isn’t easy, especially when the cares of life race through my brain. Psalm 46:10 tells me to be still but doesn’t stop there. He continues with declarations of God’s sovereignty. Today’s verse hit me differently today. I generally look at it as instruction to sit with the Lord in silence for…
