Slow to anger. As I sit with that, I realize that God is not quick to withdraw. He isn’t scanning for reasons to step back. #faithinthefog #traumarecovery #dailyinspiration #stillhere
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He Protects Me
Morning Meditation: God is my helper, my protector, and my comforter. #morningmeditation bible.com/bible/59/isa.41.13.ESV
New Every Morning
My relationship with God began at age four when I first heard the song “Jesus loves me” and grew stronger as I embraced His unconditional love. He gave me hope in my dark world of abuse and pain. Each morning I ran to Him and He made me feel safe. Sometimes the feeling only lasted a few moments until reality hit me in the face, but those moments sustained me. I somehow understood the truth of the passage listed above.
After the Storm
Healing from trauma sometimes feels like a Tsunami. While science can predict the path of hurricanes and other severe weather with some degree of accuracy, the projections change daily. The same holds for healing from trauma. Just when you think things have settled, another wave of memories overwhelm you. In the sonnet below, I use the storm metaphor to convey hope to the inner child who sometimes fears the next wave of memories and chaos.Â
Practice, Practice, Practice
This verse reminded me that rhythm doesn’t justhappen—it’s something I keep choosing. Practice is how I change my perspective. #FaithInTheFog #FindYourRhythm #dailyinspiration
Dearly Loved
Morning Meditation: Throughout my childhood, my connection to Jesus gave me hope that one day things would be better. #morningmeditation #unconditionallove bible.com/bible/59/eph.5.1.ESV