I didn’t plan to get quiet. But grief, healing, and exhaustion caught up to me—and somewhere between believing in the calling and wondering if I could still carry it, I fell silent. This is my gentle return, and an invitation to yours. You don’t have to be healed to follow Jesus. You just have to be willing.
First Light Reflections | May 2025 devotional, scripture, and journal prompt to help Christian women notice God’s goodness and grow steady faith.
A quiet update on trusting God’s timing, finding peace in hidden seasons, and resting in His promise from Psalm 46:10.
When faith feels costly and resistance meets every step forward, you’re not alone. Regina Piper Brown shares a personal update, spiritual reflections,
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Perhaps we, like Abraham, have come to ask ourselves at times where is God’s favor? Just because we can’t find God’s favor in our lives doesn’t mean we have permission to stop following Him. How can we find God’s favor and give ourselves permission to keep going on in faith?
We have a choice in how we view and respond to disappointment. We hope you find these quick tips useful to help you navigate disappointment. When placed in the hands of God, nothing is wasted.
While we can’t promise disappointment won’t make a comeback, we can promise you these tips will help you the next that appointment comes up!
Disappointment arises when our expectations of calling don’t materialize. Come face disappointment with courage to live out your calling one day at a time.
Discouragement. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, to be discouraged is to be “deprived of courage or confidence1.” It’s only fitting that we address this topic in a series on courage and confidence in our callings. If we don’t have either, we end up wallowing and worrying about our worth.
