This verse helped me breathe and let go a little more. To me “forgetting” means not allowing the past to control the present or the future. #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #movingforward
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Zephaniah spoke these words to encourage the Israelites and give them hope for the future, but they ring true for believers today. The verse covers four themes: God is with us, He is our ultimate protector, He delights in us, and He expresses His delight through songs of joy. God is omnipresent and never leaves…
He Promises to Stay
God doesn’t explain anything here. He justpromises to stay. That’s comforting to me today. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #rest
Of More Value
I love this verse because it confirms God’s enduring love for me and His dedication to keeping His promises. My heart is full when I fully embrace that humans are valued more than any other created thing. Throughout scripture we are reminded of our value to God. Ephesians 2:10 says we are His workmanship. 1…
He is My Shepherd
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
Peace, Be Still
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
Giving Her a Voice
Writing the first few chapters of my memoir, What Kind of Love is This?-Finding God in the Darkness, was hard, much harder than I anticipated. I am exhausted physically, spiritually, and emotionally. While the memoir focuses more on hope, redemption, and faith rather than detailed descriptions of the abuse that I endured, it sometimes left me raw.