Rest isn’t earned—it’s offered. My need isn’t an inconvenience to God. It’s an invitation to come closer. #rest #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration
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A Letter to My 13-year-old Self
as I embark on the task of telling my story in the form of a memoir, I wrote a letter to my younger self, Charlie. Charlie is the nickname given to me in the 7th grade. For some reason, I felt she needed reassurance that she is safe. Writing the letter eased my anxiety about starting the memoir and allowed me to voice my fears about the project.
Open the Door!
This felt so personal today. Listening means opening the door, not just hearing the knock. #FaithInTheFog #listening #dailyinspiration
Reconciling Faith with Suffering
This week I had the opportunity to share my thoughts on the problem of evil with Jordan Hampton on Crash Course Apologetics YouTube channel. In the video, I share parts of my healing journey, resources that helped me on my journey and the importance of faith in healing from childhood trauma.
He Provides
Morning Meditation: A great reminder to trust God to provide all I need and to realize the difference between what I need and what I want. #morningmeditation #provision
God’s Presence Is Constant
The reminder I needed: God’s presence is just as consistent as the sunrise. I don’t have to chase Him. I just keep showing up with an open heart. #faitthinthefog #newness #dailyinspiration
A Letter to the Child Within
When I began the journey of writing my memoir in March 2019 I wrote and posted a letter to my 13-year old self. Now, two years later, I want to share another letter to the child within me that endured the process of retelling her story.