Some of my deepest healing moments came from someone willing to just sit and weep with me. #FaithInTheFog #notalone #dailyinspiration #comfort
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Morning Meditation: It’s okay that things don’t make sense yet. I’m not expected to have it all figured out. #morningmeditation #namingthefog #FaithInTheFog #Trust
Listen Closely
Sometimes the yes comes quiet. Just a whisper but I’m learning to listen. That’s healing too. #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #smallvictories
No Fear
Morning Meditation: Perfect day for this verse. Not sure why, but it was starting to be a high anxiety day. God always shows up, sometimes through a well timed daily devotional. #morningmeditation #nofear
Light In the Darkness
This gives me hope. Even when lifefeels dim, God’s light is still stronger. #FaithInTheFog #survivingtheholidays #dailyinspiration
Bless the Lord Oh My Soul
One short verse helps me understand why daily renewal is vital to my relationship with the Lord and how important it is to never lose sight of His glory, majesty, and His steadfast love for me. Psalm 103:1 was most likely written by King David in his later years. The psalm is a hymn of…
You’ve Come so Far
My memoir begins and ends with a sonnet written to my younger self. In the first sonnet, I encourage her and let her know it’s safe to tell her story. There are a total of four sonnets strategically placed throughout the story. The final piece is a combination of phrases from earlier works. As I close out my story, I leave the reader with words of encouragement, hope and the promise of redemption I found at the end of my journey.