It is heavy.

Why is it our Bible is the heaviest thing to pickup, or so it feels, when we’re facing trials? This feeling has began to motivate me even more to grab for my Bible quicker during these times. Though way easier said than done, I’ve got my armor on ready to tackle the darkness…

If the holiday season is hard for you, know you are not alone. Though the sentiment of this saying means well, it is often not found to be comforting as the feeling of loneliness continues. We are never truly alone thanks to Jesus, and finally after all these years I’m reaching for His light and comfort first, above all else. Though I may long for my family and child that has passed away this time of year, I am feeling a sense of peace I’ve never felt before. #biblestudy #biblejournaling #jesuslovesyou #embracevulnerability #unfiltered Alabama

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... Read moreAs the holidays approach, many experience feelings of heaviness and loneliness. It’s essential to recognize that you’re not alone—many find solace in scripture and community support. The weight of our Bibles may feel overwhelming during tough times, but reaching for spiritual guidance can bring peace and clarity. In Psalm 27:8, we are reminded to seek the Lord's face, an invitation to turn to Him in our struggles. The holiday season often amplifies grief; for those mourning loved ones, understanding that comfort can come from faith is vital. Sharing experiences with others through Bible study and journaling can foster connections, providing a sense of belonging amidst sorrow. Embracing vulnerability, as highlighted by various support groups, allows us to express our true feelings, enhancing our collective journey of healing. Finding comfort in faith means that we can lift each other up during the darkest times. As we prepare our hearts to celebrate, let us focus on the light and love found in our beliefs, using them to guide us through our trials. The journey can be hard, but it is also transformative, leading us to a deeper understanding of our own resilience and the power of community support.