Morning Meditation: I desire to live out the challenge in this verse, but I need the Lord’s strength to accomplish it. #morningmeditation #finishtherace

Morning Meditation: I desire to live out the challenge in this verse, but I need the Lord’s strength to accomplish it. #morningmeditation #finishtherace

I think that as a nation, we are weary and ready for relief from the strife 2020 brought to us. In my search for relief, I often turn to Psalms because David thinks like I do. He laments-sometimes bordering on complaining-then finds his way back to praise and worship of the Lord. Yesterday, that search led to Psalm 73:26.
Paul often addressed concerns related to the conflict between our physical body and our spiritual existence and 2 Corinthians 4:16 is a great example. Aging is no joke. As we get older, everything changes and with it our ability to perform at the level we once did diminishes. We move slower. Our body aches more…
Some of my deepest healing moments came from someone willing to just sit and weep with me. #FaithInTheFog #notalone #dailyinspiration #comfort
When I read Psalm 116:1-2 I visualize God looking down on me and leaning in to ensure He hears my voice. He isn’t aloof or disinterested, but listens to every word I utter. He is never too busy to hear my pleas. traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #trust
Dissociation is a common occurrence for traumatized individuals. We escape to a safer place. The new sonnet is written from the point of view of the source of my escape and relief, Jesus Christ.
God is our protector. I love the psalmist’s metaphor in this verse. I can visualize a giant bird enveloping me to shield me from harm. I am hidden and shielded from attacks within the safety of its wings. God isn’t a bird or an angel, but His grace, mercy, and steadfast love shields us from…
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