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Grief: Speaking Words Unsaid through Writing
The loss of a loved one leaves words unsaid.
Writing provides one way to say what time and death did not allow.
I love you. Nothing will fill the hole in my heart. No one knows how much I loved you. I do not know if you realized how much I loved you. I am so sorry that I got annoyed at you. I hope u knew how much I loved you. I am talking to the air. I do not know how to do this, my luv. I do not know how to live without you. I will, I know, but now, I do not know how.
Take 10 Minutes
Waiting in silence often feels impossible, especially when my soul is desperately searching for answers and relief. Yet, when I turn off my phone, close my eyes, and just sit in silence for 10 minutes, no music, no alerts pinging, no words spoken, just silence, I experience peace and comfort that is beyond description. In…
Finish the Race
Morning Meditation: I desire to live out the challenge in this verse, but I need the Lord’s strength to accomplish it. #morningmeditation #finishtherace
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.
Show Mercy
Morning Meditation: I am grateful for God’s mercy and pray I will always show mercy to others. #morningmeditation #mercy
Be Still and Know
Being still before God isn’t easy, especially when the cares of life race through my brain. Psalm 46:10 tells me to be still but doesn’t stop there. He continues with declarations of God’s sovereignty. Today’s verse hit me differently today. I generally look at it as instruction to sit with the Lord in silence for…