What do we need to help us see the movements of God?

How many things in our lives, small and large, have the grace of God wound about them?

Until we learn how to check these triggers as adults, these feelings rushing back in at once can result in our overreacting to what is in actuality a constructive criticism or a simple question.

You see, if God is doing the calling, God supplies what we need to answer. The grace is there. Our part is to accept it.

I don’t know why we suffer so much, but I’ve learned that answer can wait. We cannot afford to miss what God can and does do in the midst of our suffering.

Grace isn’t what we think it is.

Survivors of childhood trauma are not easy to live with.

If our self-image is negative, God will insist we change it.

The new insight, the sudden courage that came out of nowhere — that was God, God in subtle disguise, here, loving us, whether we acknowledge him or not.

What do you need to change in order to receive the new heart God offers?

We can work to make God’s voice louder than the dark words.

What we do to counter God’s will, what others do to mess things up, what Satan does to disorder things, NONE of that amounts to anything when it comes up against GOD.