When I feel unsteady, this reminds me that I’ve been held more times than I can count. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #HeIsFaithful

When I feel unsteady, this reminds me that I’ve been held more times than I can count. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #HeIsFaithful

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…
Morning Meditation: God’s goodness kept me alive and allowed me to navigate the horrors of my childhood. He protected my soul. #morningmeditation #GoodnessOfGod
Psalm 23 is probably one of the most quoted and memorized chapters in the Bible. The closing verse provides comfort, hope, and encouragement. Goodness and mercy are reflections of God’s character. He cannot act contrary to His nature which assures us that He shows mercy and demonstrates His goodness to those who seek Him. His…
This reminded me that sometimes God is already working before I notice. I don’t always see the shift right away — but that doesn’t mean nothing is happening.
I don’t need the whole path, just enough light for where I am today. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #lightinthedarkness #dailyinspiration
Traditionally, Proverbs 4 is attributed to Solomon. He is giving guidance to his son, but also providing universal instruction. In Biblical Hebrew the “heart” doesn’t mean the physical organ or romantic emotions. Rather, it represents our inner self- thoughts, motives, desires, will, beliefs, and conscience. Proverbs 4:23 describes the heart as a spring or well….
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