Truth, Reconciliation, and the Healing Journey with Christ
On September 30, we remember, listen, and reflect on how following Christ calls us to seek justice, honour Survivors, and take meaningful steps toward reconciliation.
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God Is Not Finished With Me
When spiritual growth feels slow or invisible, it is easy to wonder if anything is changing. Philippians 1:6 reminds me that God’s work in me is not finished.
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When I Don’t Recognize Myself Anymore
When life changes, I can begin questioning who I am. Psalm 139 reminds me that even when I don’t fully understand myself, God knows me completely and continues to lead me.
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What August Taught Me About Staying True
Looking back over August, I can see a pattern God was gently revealing: I don’t have to let other people’s approval, expectations, or reactions determine who I am.
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When Love Becomes a Promise
As my son’s wedding approaches, I’m thinking about what happens after the promises are spoken. Colossians 3 reminds us that lasting love is practiced through compassion, kindness, humility, patience and forgiveness.
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When I Share More Than I Meant To
Sometimes I don’t realize I’ve shared too much until the conversation is over. I’m learning that honesty doesn’t require giving everyone access to every part of my story.
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When Speaking Up at Work Made Me Feel Like a Failure
I stayed quiet as my workload grew, but when I finally spoke, I was made to feel like a failure.
Christ met me when anxiety and PTSD became disabling and work was no longer possible.
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When Chronic Pain Changes What Faithfulness Looks Like
Chronic pain has changed what I can do, but it has not erased my worth or purpose. I am learning that faithfulness does not have to look the way it did before my health changed.
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When Healing Means Remembering Who You Are
I experienced bullying throughout childhood and later in different workplaces. Isaiah 43:1 is helping me separate other people’s treatment of me from the truth of who I am in Christ.
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When One Chapter Ends Before You Know What Comes Next
What happens when one chapter ends before you know what comes next?
A personal reflection on Isaiah 43:19, unfinished healing, unexpected purpose, and trusting Christ one page at a time.
Love & Grace
Tracey
