A great reminder that God meets me in ordinary moments. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #presenceofgod #dailyinspiration

A great reminder that God meets me in ordinary moments. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #presenceofgod #dailyinspiration

In Romans 12:12 Paul instructs believers to rejoice, be patient, and be consistent. Additionally, he pairs each instruction with a specific action or circumstance. The power of the verse resides in the pairing. Rejoicing is a powerful thing, but Paul says to rejoice in hope. Hope uplifts the soul and allows us to experience joy…
During my childhood I often felt alone and hopeless until I remembered I had a friend named Jesus who brought me comfort and strength.
Morning Meditation: I needed this reminder to stand my ground when my faith is challenged by what I see and hear. I have to guard my heart against the onslaught of chaos in the world. #morningmeditation #Godisincontrol
David wrote this Psalm when he was fleeing from his son, Absalom, who had betrayed him. David’s words convey surrender and acknowledgment of God’s sovereignty and care for him in one of his darkest hours. The phrase “lifter of my head” refers to removing the shame David felt in that moment. Psalm 3:3 is relevant…
When I consider that Paul wrote his letter to the Philippians while under house arrest in Rome, I’m humbled and convicted. He found strength in Jesus Christ and trusted Him completely. He was totally dedicated to the Lord that his human condition literally did not matter. He knew how the story ends and lived out…
It’s important to note that Paul wrote this letter from a Roman prison. He was to a gift received from the Philippians. The full chapter explains in more detail how he learned to be content in all circumstances because he trusted the Lord and because he understood that peace and joy aren’t dependent on our…
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