
When Your Mind Won't Stop
Anxiety is not a lack of faith. It is a storm in your body, and God is not standing outside of it.
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From the Blog
Gentle reflections on faith, simplicity, and finding peace in the everyday.

Anxiety is not a lack of faith. It is a storm in your body, and God is not standing outside of it.

Depression is not the absence of faith. It is a heavy fog, and God is not afraid of fog.

Caregiving for someone with memory loss is one of the hardest things you'll ever do. It can also be more tender than you expect.

Regret can feel like a wound that reopens every time you're still. But God does not measure your life by what you missed.

Some grief doesn't have a bottom. God does not ask you to find one.

You don't have to be a writer. You just have to be willing to show up on the page.

Chronic pain is often invisible, and being unseen can be its own kind of ache. A grace-centered look at lament, the God who sees, and faith that does not depend on being healed.

We all carry regret for things we cannot undo. A grace-centered look at receiving God's forgiveness, releasing shame, and refusing to let the past stop His work in you.

If you have prayed for patience and felt nothing change, this is for you. A gentle look at how God grows patience through the very waiting we would never choose.

You are not behind. There is no schedule you are failing to keep. A gentle word for the woman whose grief has outlasted everyone else's patience.

Gratitude is not pretending the hard thing is fine. It is the quiet practice of noticing that God has not left the room, even in a hard season.

In hard seasons, we remember to pray for others, to hold things together, to keep going. We often forget that we are allowed to receive.