Not every loud thought deserves your attention. A reflection on recognizing God’s voice, testing what you hear, knowing what is yours to carry, and finding confidence without having every answer.
Author Archives: Kristine | Embracing the Journey
Entry 034 | Keep Your Integrity
When everyone around you is reacting, comparison can get loud. A reflection on Exodus 32-34, integrity, fear, surrender, and choosing the next right thing.
Entry 033 | Rest Is Part of the Assignment
What if rest is not what happens after everything is finished? A reflection on Exodus 29-31, burnout, parenting, responsibility, and learning where your part ends.
Entry 032 | What Is Mine to Carry?
Sometimes surrender gets easier when we first ask: what is actually mine to carry? A reflection on Exodus 25-28, responsibility, peace, and doing your part while releasing the rest.
Entry 031 | The Instructions Were There All Along
What if the guidance we keep asking God for is already in front of us? A reflection on Exodus 22-24, spiritual growth, integrity, rest, truth, and who we become through the choices we practice.
Entry 030 | What Are You Growing Into?
What if spiritual growth isn’t one dramatic moment, but the repeated choices that slowly shape how we respond? A reflection on fear, surrender, daily practice, and becoming who we are meant to be.
Entry 029 | You Don’t Need Tomorrow’s Manna Today
What if growth isn’t when everything finally makes sense? Maybe it’s noticing that fear still comes – but you return faster, surrender sooner, and trust God with tomorrow.
Entry 028 | I Don’t Need to Know How This Ends
I thought I was surrendering until I realized I was still trying to carry the ending. A reflection on Exodus 13-15, letting go of control, and trusting God enough to take the next right step.
Entry 027 | Enough for the Next Step
What if a difficult road doesn’t mean you’re going the wrong way? A reflection on Moses, surrender, discouragement, and trusting that you may already have enough for the next step.
Entry 026 | The Chaos Didn’t Stop. I Just Stepped Out of It.
The problem was still there, but I wasn’t standing inside of it anymore. A reflection on anxiety, surrender, boundaries, and finding peace before everything is resolved.