I read this and noticed how hard silence
feels when I’m holding something I don’t
want to lose. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #hope

I read this and noticed how hard silence
feels when I’m holding something I don’t
want to lose. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #hope

As we move into a new week, I’ve been thinking about how we carry the things God places in our hands. Not the things we’re still waiting for.Not the answers we wish we had.But the quiet, already-given gifts that often arrive without much fanfare. Sometimes hope comes like that, small, understated, almost fragile. And when…
describes my inner transformation and tentative acceptance of a different meaning of love.
There are moments when I convince myself I should be able to handle it all on my own. I’ve told myself, “Don’t bother anyone. You’ll figure it out.” But the truth is, some burdens feel too heavy to carry solo. And when I’ve finally let someone in—a friend, a counselor, a pastor, or even just…
I’ve seen enough chapters now to trust that God works in ways I can’t always see in the moment. #FaithInTheFog #traumarecovery #dailyinspiration #hope
We were not designed to live in isolation from other humans. God is relational and we were created in His image. From the beginning, God made sure humanity had companionship. We broke the connection with Him at the Fall, but the Lord had a plan to restore it through Christ. We need connections with God…
Yesterday I wrote about the last verse of Psalm 23 and today I’m going back to the beginning. In verses 1-2, David establishes the view of the Lord as our shepherd and begins describing how a shepherd cares for his flock. In Psalm 23, David draws from his experience as a shepherd and sets the…
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