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    Hi friend,

    Today we begin a new devotional journey: Whispers in the Wilderness.

    In this first reflection—Drawn into the Quiet—we explore how God often leads us into silence not to abandon us, but to speak more intimately.

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    **Day 4: Here Is God**
    A gentle walk through fear, thought, and grace

    Dear friends,

    Have you ever looked at a season of life and thought, *“Here be dragons”*?

    Ancient sailors once marked their maps with warnings—dragons, demons, sirens—over the places they feared to explore. I’ve done the same. Over the waters of adulthood: *Here be dragons.* Over grief: *Here be demons.* Over the far edges of anxiety: *Here be sirens.*

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    **“Here is God.”**

    That phrase settled into me like sunlight. Because even when life feels shadowy or uncertain, God doesn’t wait for us to reach safe shores. He meets us in the murky waters and whispers, *“I am with you always.”*

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    🌿 God is already present in the places I fear.
    🌿 Even when the map feels blank, *Here is God.*

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    “If I go up to the heavens, you are there; if I make my bed in the depths, you are there… even there your hand will guide me.”
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    If you’re navigating a shadowy season, I invite you to pause and breathe. Let yourself imagine a signpost that reads *Here Is God*. Let that truth settle into your heart.

    **Closing Blessing:**
    May you feel held today.
    May you walk gently into the unknown, knowing God is already there.
    May your map be rewritten with grace.

    With love and light,
    Tracey

    —

    **P.S.**
    Want to know more about Sir John Franklin, the mariner who inspired this reflection?
    📚 [Read his story on Britannica](https://www.britannica.com/biography/John-Franklin)

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