For me, Healing sometimes means letting go of yesterday and taking today’s step instead. #onestepatatime #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration

For me, Healing sometimes means letting go of yesterday and taking today’s step instead. #onestepatatime #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration

Not every yes is loud. Sometimes the strongest thing I can do is say, “Not today,” and rest anyway. #smallvictories #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration
The most challenging experiences for me as I share my story are the times that I was “the other woman.” Each time, I was seeking something that alluded me. The letters that follow will hopefully speak to the young woman who finds herself in a similar position. Each letter in the 3 part series is written for a unique audience. The first letter speaks to the young girl who was lost and confused and did not understand her environment.
Isaiah 54 shifts the focus from judgement and exile described in the previous chapter to comfort, restoration and a call to rejoice. Specifically, Isaiah 54:10 declares God’s unshakable love and steadfastness for humanity. The hyperbole of the mountain illustrates the Lord’s immovable love for humanity. Mountains are the strongest,most stable feature in nature. By saying…
Luke 11:9 is iconic and one of the most frequently quoted passages in the New Testament. However, when we look at the context of the verse we see the deeper significance of Jesus’s guidance. The verse follows the parable of a man knocking persistently on a neighbor’s door to ask for bread to feed a…
As a survivor of childhood trauma, I struggled for years with the truth found in John’s words. I believed in Jesus, but I wasn’t at all sure He loved me. I spent years bargaining with Him for approval. Every time I broke a promise, I begged for forgiveness, but wasn’t sure how to earn His love. I didn’t realize His love was a gift.
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.
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