This verse settles me. I don’t have to fix everything before I rest. Grace still works when I’ve got nothing left to give. #StrengthInWeakness #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration
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A Letter to My 13-year-old Self
as I embark on the task of telling my story in the form of a memoir, I wrote a letter to my younger self, Charlie. Charlie is the nickname given to me in the 7th grade. For some reason, I felt she needed reassurance that she is safe. Writing the letter eased my anxiety about starting the memoir and allowed me to voice my fears about the project.
Letter to the Betrayed Spouse
I addressed the first two letters in this series to my younger self at two specific times when my distorted thinking led to involvement with married men. In those letters, I spoke directly to the young woman who desperately sought comfort and solace in the arms of men who could not provide what she needed. (What I needed) The final letter speaks to the betrayed spouse.
I Am Not Alone
This verse reminds me to slow down and ask for direction. I don’t have to know it all — I can let Him teach me today. #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #traumarecovery #patience
He Lights My Path
Morning Meditation: I’m often reminded to keep my steps and thoughts focused on the path that Jesus illuminates for me and to avoid the darkness that sometimes threatens my peace. #morningmeditation #lightinthedarkness bible.com/bible/59/1jn.1.7.ESV
Father’s Day-A Reflection
I just completed the draft of my memoir. Writing about my father brought the pain and sorrow to the surface once again. With Father’s Day approaching this weekend, I want to revisit a post I wrote two years ago. Perhaps my words will comfort other survivors who struggle with the celebrating Father’s Day.
Hope Comes From The Lord
This reminds me hope is something Godgives, not something I manufacture. #FaithInTheFog #hope #survivingtheholidays #dailyinspiration