There’s a pain that lingers quietly, long after we thought healing should have come. This Christian healing journey reminds us that slow healing doesn’t mean God isn’t at work. Like Jesus, who carried His scars in glory, we’re invited to bring our wounds to God, trusting He’s shaping something holy through the ache—even when we’re still not over it.

When the brook dries up, it doesn’t mean God has left—it means He’s leading you somewhere new. Like Elijah, we must decide: cling to what was, or trust the God who still speaks. In your grief, silence, or waiting, God is already making a way. Don’t cling to the empty riverbed. Step forward—your river is rising.

I didn’t expect to break over a stump—but God met me there. This post is for anyone who feels cut down, buried, or forgotten. Job 14:7–9 reminds us that even what looks dead can sprout again. If you’ve lost hope, joy, or direction, this is your gentle reminder: God still brings life from broken places. Even the scent of His presence is enough. Resurrection is coming—and it includes you.

How many of us feel like Lent is a season of guilt? It is when we are supposed to “give something up” to prove we are serious about our...

When life shatters, does God’s love hold? If pain feels pointless, if suffering lingers, here’s the truth that will anchor you.

For many, Christmas only seems to spotlight everything broken—the empty seat at the table and the pain we try to bury.