Sometimes I don’t even know I need restoring until it starts. But He sees. And He gently begins the work. #faithinthefog #dailyinspiration #heknowsmyneeds

Sometimes I don’t even know I need restoring until it starts. But He sees. And He gently begins the work. #faithinthefog #dailyinspiration #heknowsmyneeds

Reasonable, not always my first reaction, but good guidance to remember. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #patience
I’ve said this many times, waiting isn’t easy for me, especially when I want resolution. This reminds me that staying, without rushing ahead, takes its own kind of strength. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #surrender
When David wrote this psalm, he was pursued by Saul who wanted to kill him. He sought shelter with Ambimelech but was refused and sent away. He feared for his life. Yet, instead of succumbing to fear, David sought the Lord and was delivered from his fears. The threats against him didn’t suddenly disappear, but…
Dissociation is a common occurrence for traumatized individuals. We escape to a safer place. The new sonnet is written from the point of view of the source of my escape and relief, Jesus Christ.
When I read this today, I felt permission to rest instead of striving. #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #carried
I don’t always see how things connect, but experience has taught me that God fills in gaps over time.
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