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Psalms for Hope, Comfort and Peace
The book of Psalms is a favorite of mine because David and others bare their heart and soul to the Lord, but always end with praise and thanksgiving for God’s steadfast love. This week I turned to three passages to uplift, encourage and strengthen my soul. I hope they provide the same to you.
He Draws Near to Me
This feels like reassurance, not a checklist. Not a requirement, just a reminder that He is there, waiting. #FaithInTheFog #traumarecovery #dailyinspiration #DrawNearToGod
Holding What’s Been Given
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…
Fearfully and Wonderfully Made
Fearfully and Wonderfully Made is the second blog of a three-part series. In this blog, I describe how I come face to face with my distorted self-image. I knew the truth, but still felt unlovable. One simple change altered who I saw when I looked in the mirror.
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…
The Lord is My Shepherd
A great reminder that God has always provided for me, sometimes in ways I don’t recognize as Him. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #blessings