Morning Meditation: I don’t have to hold everything at once. When I let go of what’s too heavy, God holds me. #thenotnowbox #TrustGod #FaithInTheFog #morningmeditation
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David wrote Psalm 31 during a time of intense personal stress. After lamenting about his situation for several verses, he expresses David expresses his trust in the Lord. As I’ve expressed several times, my relationship with the Lord sometimes follows a similar pattern of lamenting and complaining only to be followed by praise and understanding…
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Sometimes the burden isn’t the pain; it’s the pressure to explain it. Either way, this verse reminds me that I can give it to the Lord. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #trust