The uncertainty hasn’t disappeared. But something inside of me has changed. The fear is quieter, I’m recognizing God’s voice more clearly, and I’m beginning to feel that freedom again. Shouldn’t I pay attention to that?
Tag Archives: Faith Over Fear
Entry 010 | You Don’t Need the Whole Map
I still don’t know what’s coming next. But somehow, I’m becoming less afraid of not knowing. Maybe faith isn’t being handed the whole map—maybe it’s trusting enough to take the next step without one.
Entry 009 | When the Words Start Changing You
I started this journey wanting to understand the Bible differently. I’m beginning to realize I’m not only noticing the words differently—I’m noticing myself differently.
Entry 007 | Learning to Rest in the Storm
One week into this journey, my circumstances haven’t changed very much-but the way I’m responding to them has. Maybe faith isn’t about avoiding the storm. Maybe it’s remembering Who is still in the boat.
Entry 006 | Faith on the Heavy Days
Some days faith feels strong. Other days anxiety stays with you despite prayer, family, and every effort to redirect your thoughts. Today reminded me that faith does not require fear to disappear.
Entry 005 | What If I’m Learning to Notice?
What if learning to hear God is also learning to pay attention? Today’s reading and a series of unexpected moments made me wonder whether faith sometimes begins with simply noticing.
Entry 003 | In God’s Time
Abram’s faith, Jesus’ temptation, and a day filled with uncertainty all pointed me toward the same lesson: faith isn’t about controlling the future – it’s about trusting God’s timing one step at a time.