This verse reminded me that peace comes from hope, not from having everything figured out. Believing is its own kind of rhythm. #FaithInTheFog #FindYourRhythm #dailyinspiration
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My Hope Is In Him
The Lord is faithful to protect us from spiritual harm and sometimes from physical harm. David knew he could depend on the Lord to preserve him because he knew God’s promises. He had hope because the Lord always kept His promises. David wasn’t perfect, in fact, he was kind of a mess, but God still…
Open Your Heart
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I Don’t Have to Create Chaos
This verse reminded me that I don’t have to create chaos to feel safe. #FaithInTheFog #FindYourRhythm #dailyinspiration