I tend to carry both the work and the outcome. This reminds me I can release what happens after I’ve done my part. #traumarecovery #dailyinspiration #FaithInTheFog #surrender

I tend to carry both the work and the outcome. This reminds me I can release what happens after I’ve done my part. #traumarecovery #dailyinspiration #FaithInTheFog #surrender

This reassures me that God doesn’tstep back when life feels tender. Hedraws closer. #FaithInTheFog #survivingtheholidays #dailyinspiration #comfort
While today’s verse follows one of the most quoted verses in the Old Testament, the one that offers hope and a future, it is important to understand the historical context behind Jeremiah’s message. The letter is written from Jerusalem to the Jews in exile in Babylon around 597 BC. The people were discouraged, displaced, and…
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.
Zephaniah spoke these words to encourage the Israelites and give them hope for the future, but they ring true for believers today. The verse covers four themes: God is with us, He is our ultimate protector, He delights in us, and He expresses His delight through songs of joy. God is omnipresent and never leaves…
Paul often addressed concerns related to the conflict between our physical body and our spiritual existence and 2 Corinthians 4:16 is a great example. Aging is no joke. As we get older, everything changes and with it our ability to perform at the level we once did diminishes. We move slower. Our body aches more…
Morning Meditation: A great reminder of the power of the Holy Spirit. #morningmeditation #freedom
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