A reminder that God shows up in the middle of the mess and stays with me. During my childhood, His presence was the one constant in my life. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #presence
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Grief: Speaking Words Unsaid through Writing
The loss of a loved one leaves words unsaid.Â
Writing provides one way to say what time and death did not allow.
I love you. Nothing will fill the hole in my heart. No one knows how much I loved you. I do not know if you realized how much I loved you. I am so sorry that I got annoyed at you. I hope u knew how much I loved you. I am talking to the air. I do not know how to do this, my luv. I do not know how to live without you. I will, I know, but now, I do not know how.
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.
He Blesses Me
Morning Meditation: I’m so grateful for the many blessings I’ve received from the Lord throughout my life. Sometimes it’s taken years for me to recognize them as God’s intervention, but I know He’s ever present in my life. #morningmeditation #blessings
Stop the Spiral
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.
God follows the guidelines of good parenting.
There are Consequences We have looked at what experts and the Bible say about effective parenting, but the question remains, does God’s parental guidance follow the guidelines of good parental guidance. There are several attributes of God’s guidance that parallel what we learned about effective parenting. First, God permits our freedom to result in consequences….