I no longer fear the deep. When life viciously tosses me in, I swim for Jesus. He died for me and my eternal life with him. From the moment we met, I have practiced my technique.
Five Minute Friday- Day 11 of 31 Writing Challenge
Poetry- Son of Man
When dark clouds gather From life’s storms blowing in And the forces advance Unseen like the wind. And the great sadness Seeks shelter Inside my soul, I will press in to You, Cry to you, Fall on you, And never let you go. You are living water, My daily bread, The definition of together. Reliable, …
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Poetry- Gravest Sins
From gravest sins to redemptions bliss!
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Authentic Truths- Micro-Premie Power!
I remember the phone call to Ashley in my car- "Get to the hospital now and don't come alone." Vomiting crossed my mind. We drove silent the half hour it took to reach Rylee.
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Bipolar Life- Day of Surrender
Over the last few years, I have retreated into my internal safe zone. I become quiet; my thoughts seem to run rampant between the past and the future. Fear creeps in, so I stay in the Word.
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Bipolar Life- The Journal, #2
The circle itself is exhausting, the emotions life changing. Nevertheless, we do not give up.
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Their Addiction-My Journey- A Life Unseen
Run, little girl, run.
Straight to the precipice down below.
Run, run, as far as you can
No where else to go.
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Authentic Truth-I will Seek You
A new life.. Reborn into a new beginning.. a beginning that did not include the fear, pain, or sorrow of a lost childhood.
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Bipolar Life-Staying in the Closet
In my mind, I was hiding in a dark closet that Jesus would never step in. When I say these words aloud, I imagine there are many people with issues I am unaware of, sitting in a closet somewhere, thinking Jesus would never enter, too.
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Bipolar Life-My Darkest Place
It didn't take long before the mania and depression collided, leaving me in one of the worst states I'd ever experienced.
Locked behind doors of a mental hospital, I never felt more alone.
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