Over the years, I learned that comfort doesn’t erase sorrow, but it helps me carry it. #joy #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration

Experiencing Hope, Finding Truth
Over the years, I learned that comfort doesn’t erase sorrow, but it helps me carry it. #joy #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration

Morning Meditation: Over the past few weeks I’ve had multiple opportunities to share my faith with complete strangers and have found the courage to do so. It’s been a growth experience and I’m grateful for it. #morningmeditation #faith
I’ve cried out to God for understanding so many times when things don’t make sense. The answer doesn’t always come quickly, but overtime He opens my eyes to truths I couldn’t see in the chaos. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #hiddenthings
Morning Meditation: Today’s verse made me ask myself, “am I actively pursuing peace or just trying to avoid conflict?” Jesus calls me to reflect His likeness in all I do and say. #morningmeditation #peace
This blog was originally published several years ago. However, as I struggle to find the words to convey hope and redemption through a memoir, my thoughts drift back to the posts I wrote during another season in my life. Reading this post helped me remember the importance of being firmly planted in Christ. The thoughts are as relevant today as they were years ago.
As I held my beautiful newborn daughter for the first time an unfamiliar feeling flowed over me. As tears rolled down my cheeks as I thought, “How can I ever give her the love she needs? I don’t know what it feels like to be loved as I love her.” As Korine opened her eyes, I prayed, “Lord what kind of love is this?” How do I show her this kind of love?” My greatest wish was to show my daughter the love I never received. I wanted her to feel the depth of love that I felt at that moment.
Proverbs 19:21 presents an interesting dynamic that I don’t always consider and it made me pause to reconsider how I’ve viewed my future recently. As I’ve said many times, I’m a planner and I like things orderly. Those that know me understand my near obsession with spreadsheets, lists, and structure. My nervous system doesn’t do…
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