Not every yes is loud. Sometimes the strongest thing I can do is say, “Not today,” and rest anyway. #smallvictories #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration

Not every yes is loud. Sometimes the strongest thing I can do is say, “Not today,” and rest anyway. #smallvictories #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration

Some days hope feels far off. This verse reminds me it’s still there, waiting, even when my heart’s too tired to see it. #FaithInTheFog #StrengthInWeakness #dailyinspiration
When I feel close to old patterns, this reminds me that getting back up is still growth. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #HeIsFaithful
This verse hit me hard today when I realized the context. While Matthew 18:20 is specifically referencing how to manage conflicts and sin among believers, the overarching message emphasizes the importance of community and unity within the body of the church. The full chapter describes the steps that we should follow to resolve conflicts among…
Between my Junior and Senior year of college, George, my childhood mentor, and father figure became my lover. I still had no idea how I understood how to react and how to please but being with him felt familiar and, in a distorted way, safe.
The phrase, “wait for the Lord,” bookends Psalm 27:14 and reminds me that waiting for God to fulfill His promise or to give me direction is a better plan than taking things into my own hands. Between the bookends lies the phrase, “be strong and let your heart take courage,” which to me, acknowledges the…
This verse is an open invitation for the Lord pierce our heart with truth, not just give us knowledge to process with our mind, but with our heart. In The Abolition of Man, C. S. Lewis describes “The Chest-Magnanimity-Sentiment” which, functions as the liaison between the intellect and sentiment.[1] Being that it is the chest suggests that it is the “heart” of man. It is the element that guides the choices we make.
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