I don’t naturally choose rest when something feels unresolved. This reminds me that strength can look like stepping back, not pushing harder. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #DailyInspiration #surrender

I don’t naturally choose rest when something feels unresolved. This reminds me that strength can look like stepping back, not pushing harder. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #DailyInspiration #surrender

Today this verse reminded me that it’s okay to be tired. God sees the effort it takes just to keep going and meets me there. #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #hope #rest
Written several years ago for my friend, Cheryl Luke’s Blog, this blog speaks to my heart this morning. I don’t have all the answers, but I know one thing, I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Even if that keeps me from drowning in negative thinking for one minute, I am content. I hope the post will provide hope for someone who needs to hear the truth of who they are from God’s perspective.
God guides us but does not demand or actively direct us. Rather, as Paul writes to the Corinthians, “God keeps the faith, and he will not allow you to be tested about your powers, but when a test comes he will at the same time provide a way out, by enabling you to sustain it.”[1] Using perfect parental guidance, God provides a way out but does not remove the freedom to choose.
Moses is 120 years old when he delivers today’s message to the Israelites. They are ready to enter the promised land under the leadership of Joshua. After 40 years of wandering with Moses as their leader, they faced massive uncertainty as they began the next step in their journey. Deuteronomy 31:8 is a reminder of…
For we walk by faith, not by sight.2 Corinthians 5:7 Navigating unfamiliar surroundings in the dark is difficult. That’s why I always keep a light on in the room I’m sleeping in or make sure I have easy access to a light when I’m in an unfamiliar room. In contrast, I can navigate my bedroom…
God doesn’t just repair what’s broken. In Christ, He makes something new.
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