Morning Meditation: It’s okay that things don’t make sense yet. I’m not expected to have it all figured out. #morningmeditation #namingthefog #FaithInTheFog #Trust

Experiencing Hope, Finding Truth
Morning Meditation: It’s okay that things don’t make sense yet. I’m not expected to have it all figured out. #morningmeditation #namingthefog #FaithInTheFog #Trust

This blog was originally published several years ago. However, as I struggle to find the words to convey hope and redemption through a memoir, my thoughts drift back to the posts I wrote during another season in my life. Reading this post helped me remember the importance of being firmly planted in Christ. The thoughts are as relevant today as they were years ago.
Morning Meditation: when it seems the world is crashing in around me, today’s verse reminds me that God is greater than any enemy I face. #morningmeditation #strength
The book of Psalms is a favorite of mine because David and others bare their heart and soul to the Lord, but always end with praise and thanksgiving for God’s steadfast love. This week I turned to three passages to uplift, encourage and strengthen my soul. I hope they provide the same to you.
Morning Meditation: Peace comes when I surrender my day to the Lord and stop trying to control every outcome. #morningmeditation #surrender #peacebible.com/bible/59/rom.8.6.ESV
Morning Meditation: While anger isn’t currently a major issue in my life, I do tend to get annoyed easily when I’m tired or don’t feel well. Today’s verse is a timely reminder to slow down my emotions, breathe, and think before I speak. #morningmeditation
I’ve been sitting with this review today: “I liked that Charlotte includes a tool to replace lies readers are believing with truth. Many times, you just have to choose to believe the truth when you don’t feel it.” -Mettra Prouty, Biblical Counselor Reviews like Mettra’s encourage me deeply, because she represents those who walk alongside…
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