I think of the friend who sat with me in silence when I couldn’t find words—that’s love. #FaithInTheFog #notalone #dailyinspiration

I think of the friend who sat with me in silence when I couldn’t find words—that’s love. #FaithInTheFog #notalone #dailyinspiration

This verse met me right where I was today—tired of waiting, wanting answers. It reminded me that waiting isn’t wasted time when my heart is still before God. #FaithInTheFog #FindYourRhythm #dailyinspiration
I make a plan. God meets me in the next right step. That’s where I’m learning to rest. #smallvictories #peace #dailyinspiration #FaithInTheFog
I’ve had seasons where I felt like something was missing—clarity, direction, answers. This reminds me that what I actually need, God has already committed to provide. And today of all days, I’m reminded that He didn’t just promise that…He proved it. #TraumaRecovery #dailyinspiration #FaithInTheFog #easter
Traditionally, Proverbs 4 is attributed to Solomon. He is giving guidance to his son, but also providing universal instruction. In Biblical Hebrew the “heart” doesn’t mean the physical organ or romantic emotions. Rather, it represents our inner self- thoughts, motives, desires, will, beliefs, and conscience. Proverbs 4:23 describes the heart as a spring or well….
expresses the distrust, confusion, and hopelessness that often accompanies language distortion of sex and love.
This reminded me that sometimes God is already working before I notice. I don’t always see the shift right away — but that doesn’t mean nothing is happening.
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