On days I wish I were further along, this reminds me I’m still being shaped. Workmanship takes time. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #HeIsFaithful
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Peace, Be Still
Even though Jesus was commanding the storm in this verse, when I read this, I imagined Jesus saying it to me, not to stop me, but to steady me. #trustthecalm #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration
Two are Better Than One
I’ve lost count of the times I would have stayed down if someone hadn’t helped me back up. #dailyinspiration #FaithInTheFog #community #help
From Lament to Praise
Today’s verse follows several verses where David laments his suffering and fears. He is relentlessly hunted by King Saul and is exhausted. However, as is common for David, he pivots from lament to praise and surrender in today’s verse. David frequently follows this pattern of lamenting before acknowledging God’s sovereignty. The pattern is also common…
Knitted Together
This passage has always struck me as God’s gentle way of reminding us of the care He takes to create every person. He knits them together. It’s not random, He follows a pattern that He designed, a unique, one of a kind pattern, knitted together with love. Every aspect of who we are was designed…
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.
Be Still and Know
Be still, and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth!