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    The Holy Work I Didn’t Schedule

    Dear Friend,

    I thought I was going to write about patience today. Instead, God handed me a two-year-old, a cold cup of coffee, and a family emergency I couldn’t fix.

    My granddaughter is with me because her other Grandma is very ill, and her mom needs to be there.

    The morning I planned quickly became a morning of snacks, toys, sippy cups, and quiet worry underneath it all. Galatians 6:9 reminded me that doing what is right often looks ordinary.

    Sometimes faith is not fixing the hard thing. Sometimes it is making the room safe, holding the child in front of you, and trusting God with the rest.

    Love and Blessings
    Tracey

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    💪 “Pressed, But Not Crushed”: A Devotional on Self & Perseverance

    “God doesn’t just call you to endure—He equips you to rise.” 📖 Scripture Reflections 2 Corinthians 4:8–9 “We are hard pressed on every side, but not crushed; perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not abandoned; struck down, but not destroyed.” Galatians 6:9 “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper…

  • The Lord Is with Me

    Hi dear ones,

    Today’s reflection is for anyone who’s felt stretched thin, emotionally tired, or quietly overwhelmed. If your thoughts have felt heavy, I hope this brings comfort.

    I’ve been walking through Calm Moments for Anxious Days by Max Lucado—paired with his book Tame Your Thoughts. Together, they’ve become part of my healing rhythm: quiet mornings, tea rituals, and journal pages filled with grace.

    In Day 2, Max reminds us that God is near, even when anxiety says otherwise. Chapter 9 of Tame Your Thoughts—“When You Feel Overwhelmed”—echoes this truth:

    “God doesn’t wait for us to be calm before He comes close. He draws near in the middle of the mess.”

    That reminder softened something in me. I don’t have to hold it all together. I don’t have to be strong. I just have to call out—and God answers with presence, not pressure.

    Here’s a peek into my journal:
    – 🛡️ “You’re on your own.” → I paused.
    Is this true? No.
    I replaced it with: “I’m supported. I’m not alone. Help is near.”
    – 👽 UFO: “I have to carry everything myself.” → I named it and released it.
    I reminded myself: “God is near. I can ask for help.”
    – 🌱 Old belief: “I’m too much to support.” → I uprooted it.
    I replanted: “I am worthy of care. God draws near to me.”
    Each shift felt like a breath of grace.

    Books That Helped Me Heal:
    📘 Calm Moments for Anxious Days – Amazon.ca
    🧠 Tame Your Thoughts – Amazon.ca
    Learn more about Max Lucado’s heart and ministry here.

    If this reflection resonates, feel free to reply and share how you’re tending to your thoughts this week. I’d love to hear what helps you feel safe, seen, and spiritually nourished.

    With grace,
    Tracey

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    🌾 Receive It All: A Devotional on Abundance & Divine Fullness

    “God doesn’t just give enough. He gives overflow.” 📖 Scripture Meditations John 10:10 “I came that they may have life and have it abundantly.” Psalm 23:5 “You prepare a table before me… You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows.” Ephesians 3:20 “Now to Him who is able to do immeasurably more than all…

  • Fill your Day with G.O.D

    Fill your Day with G.O.D – Day 8
    A devotional for the soul-tired and joy-hungry

    Dear friend,

    This morning, I couldn’t find joy. Not in the tea. Not in the quiet. Not even in the fog.

    I whispered, “God, I don’t know
    how to do today.” And I meant it.

    In today’s reflection, I share what happened next—and how remembering Max Lucado’s story about a bike trek helped me name the resistance I was carrying. Guilt. Dread. Pressure. All pressing against my spirit like brakes on a tire.

    Jesus didn’t ask me to push harder. He invited me to follow.
    Grace. Oversight. Direction. G-O-D.

    If you’re struggling to feel joy today, this devotional is for you.
    Let it be your breath. Your pause. Your beginning.

    With tenderness,
    Tracey

  • 🎧Healing Journey with Christ – Episode 4: “When the Past Still Hurts”

    Some wounds don’t fade with time They linger in the body, in the memory, in the quiet moments when no one else can see. In Episode 4 of Healing Journey with Christ, we explore what it means to carry emotional memory—and how healing doesn’t mean forgetting. 🎙️ This episode is a tender reflection on: If…

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