Sometimes God is already doing something new before I recognize it. This verse reminds me to keep looking for signs of new life. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #SpringIsComing

Sometimes God is already doing something new before I recognize it. This verse reminds me to keep looking for signs of new life. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #SpringIsComing

As I write my memoir I experience grief for the child that never knew love. While the grief I feel for my younger self is different than the grief I felt when John died, the pain is the same. The emptiness I felt after John’s death reminds me of the emptiness I felt as a child. Reviewing this post from several years ago reminds of the solution to the emptiness. I thought it might help others who struggle with the loss of a loved one or who struggle with the loss of innocence through abuse.
Today’s verse follows a recap of Israel’s long cycle of obedience, rebellion, captivity, repentance, deliverance, and obedience. God’s chosen people consistently broke the covenant God made with them, but God did not destroy or forsake them. Yes, He disciplined them, but He never gave up on them. Ultimately, He sent His Son to redeem them…
This one makes me smile. I can almost see the faces of the people who’ve walked beside me.#faithinthefog #dailyinspiration #community
God rarely lights the whole road for me—but He always gives enough light for the next step. #FaithInTheFog #onestepatatime #traumarecovery #dailyinspiration
A great reminder that He carries me every single day, not just in crisis. #faithinthefog #dailyinspiration #held
As I struggled to comprehend how God could love me, I struggled with an equally troubling question, “How could God love the family members who hurt me?”
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