The Parts of You That Went Quiet to Survive Dormancy as wisdom, not failure There may be parts of you that went quiet during your hardest season. Your creativity or your voice. Maybe your desire, trust, or your ability to feel deeply. It can be tempting to judge those parts. To see them as weakness.… Continue reading The Parts of You That Went Quiet to Survive
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A Little Progress Each Day Adds Up to Big Results
A Little Progress Each Day Adds Up to Big Results Some days it feels like you're moving mountains. Other days, you're just trying to move from the bed to the couch. And then there are days when you're not sure you're moving at all. But here's the truth I want you to hold onto: A… Continue reading A Little Progress Each Day Adds Up to Big Results
Surviving the Storm: God Is in the Middle of It
Surviving the Storm: Holding On When Life Falls Apart In Surviving the Storm: God Is in the Middle of It, there are seasons when survival feels like the only goal—and that’s okay. Sometimes just getting out of bed, feeding your family, or making it to church is a victory. Surviving the storm doesn’t make you… Continue reading Surviving the Storm: God Is in the Middle of It
Not All Scars Can Be Seen
Not All Scars Can Be Seen Some wounds leave visible marks—reminders of pain, survival, and healing. But not all scars are on the surface. Some are hidden deep within, carried silently in the heart and mind. These invisible scars—of grief, trauma, betrayal, and loss—are just as real as any physical wound. The hardest part about… Continue reading Not All Scars Can Be Seen