What I need may not look strong or impressive—but grace meets me in the unglamorous, quiet places. #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #help #grace

What I need may not look strong or impressive—but grace meets me in the unglamorous, quiet places. #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #help #grace

Today’s verse is a lesson in perspective. Paul learned to focus on the eternal rather than his worldly circumstances. He viewed everything through faith in Jesus Christ. While he acknowledged the difficulties he faced, he immediately referred to the blessing that cane from knowing Jesus in the depths of his soul. As I read this…
Healing isn’t a one-and-done event. When I began my healing journey, I believed recovery from childhood abuse would take about six months. I truly thought if I worked hard enough, I could be “done” very quickly. Now, more than thirty years later, I know healing doesn’t have an expiration date. I no longer live in…
Sometimes, when it seems that everything is falling apart, we forget all “God’s wonderful deeds.” Psalm 9:1 brings us back to the truth that the Lord is worthy of our praise because He never abandons us. When I wrote my memoir a few years ago, I often felt overwhelmed as I recalled the horrible events…
The sonnet below is a poetic version of last week’s blog. In the sonnet, I attempt to capture the emotional, physical and spiritual turmoil of the past few weeks. However, I also want to express the hope and courage I’m rediscovering as I write. The final couplet reaffirms God’s love for me and the child who’s tale I tell.
When I am in the midst of a difficult season in my life, I sometimes forget that spring is coming. I can’t see any further than my circumstance. Fortunately, God knows SPRING IS COMING! I ask myself, why should I worry.
A great reminder that God has always provided for me, sometimes in ways I don’t recognize as Him. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #blessings
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