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

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

This one hits close—I rush to answer. But slowing down feels like a boundary I need right now. #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #traumarecovery #boundaries
Luke 11:9 is iconic and one of the most frequently quoted passages in the New Testament. However, when we look at the context of the verse we see the deeper significance of Jesus’s guidance. The verse follows the parable of a man knocking persistently on a neighbor’s door to ask for bread to feed a…
I am grateful for the opportunity to share moments when God showed up to give me hope in the darkest moments of my childhood as well as the importance of both counseling and faith in my healing process.
Expresses the distorted connection between love and sexual performance.
I love that Jesus slipped away to be alone. It makes me feel less guilty about needing space. #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #boundariesarehealthy
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…
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