Even though Jesus was commanding the storm in this verse, when I read this, I imagined Jesus saying it to me, not to stop me, but to steady me. #trustthecalm #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration

Even though Jesus was commanding the storm in this verse, when I read this, I imagined Jesus saying it to me, not to stop me, but to steady me. #trustthecalm #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration

When I read this, I feel my shoulders drop a little. Nothing means nothing. Not an anxious week. Not an awkward conversation. I don’t have to scan for the loophole. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #stillhere
In an earlier post, I mentioned the idea of capturing my thoughts. I want to delve into that a bit more. Part of my recovery from the trauma I experienced as a child included learning how to manage emotional spirals.
I can ask for what I need today. I don’t have to figure it all out first. His hand is open. I can receive. #faithinthefog #provision #dailyinspiration
As I read today’s verse, I remember a classic painting of Jesus standing outside a wooden door, surrounded by vines and what appears to be a garden. He’s knocking on the door with a gentle smile in His face. He isn’t forcing the door open, kicking it in or banging on it with both hands….
I absolutely love this verse! The psalmist’s description of his relationship with God ignites my soul as I recall every aspect playing out in my life! He knows the plans He has for my life and reveals them to me in due time. My job is to be open to hear His voice. His presence…
This sonnet describes my internal conflict between the truth and a behavior pattern that seems impossible to break.
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