Looking back over September, I’m learning to trust Christ through change, grief, waiting, unanswered questions, receiving help, and healing.
I’m waiting for surgery on my 60th birthday, and I’m learning that I don’t need to know everything that comes next. Isaiah 41:10 reminds me that God is with me in the waiting.
Some endings leave questions we may never fully answer. Learn how to trust God with what remains hidden while holding onto what He has already revealed.
I don’t need to see the whole road to follow Christ faithfully. Sometimes God gives me enough light for one step and asks me to trust Him with the rest.
Sometimes asking for help feels like admitting I have failed. This devotional explores what Scripture teaches about receiving support, humility, community, and trusting Christ.
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.
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.
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.
Loving someone through a difficult season can leave you exhausted, worried, and unsure what to do next. This devotional explores how to love faithfully without believing everything depends on you.
Sometimes faith means doing less, not more. Learn how to recognize what is yours to carry, release what belongs to God, and take one faithful step at a time.
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