🌧️ Coming Through the Storm — Even When It Hurts

Published on June 28, 2025 at 11:41 PM

“I will use all my wisdom and power to come through this well.”

Today, that line felt like a whisper from deep inside me. A reminder that even when I feel weak, I am not empty. Even in pain, I still have something left.

Grief is tearing at me again. I miss his presence so deeply — it feels like a physical weight. I keep listening, hoping to feel him near. But the silence echoes.

And yet, I’m here. Still breathing and still writing.

Isaiah 40:29 says,
“He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak.”

That’s what I’m leaning on today. The wisdom God has poured into me through love, loss, and faith. The power that lives in my soul, even when I don’t feel strong.

I don’t have to “fix” my grief. I have to live through it. Trusting that even this pain is part of a process. A birthing of something more profound. Something sacred.

💔When the Grief Hits Hard Again

Today hurts.

There’s no gentle way to say it. The grief is loud, relentless, and I can feel the absence like a weight in the air. I keep turning toward the door, listening for his voice, aching for his presence. But he’s not here.

I almost didn’t write this post. I nearly stayed silent. But I remembered that someone else might be feeling this too, wondering if they’re the only one drowning in sorrow today.

You’re not.

🤝 A Word for the Weary

The passage from Healing After Loss talked about grief being like a difficult birth. That it changes us, that sometimes, if we let it, it wakes us up to something more profound.

But today I’m just trying to make it to the next breath.

So, if that’s where you are, too—just breathing—I see you.

We’re in this together.
No shame.
No pressure to smile.
Just presence.
Just honesty.

 

 

🕊️ We Will Come Through This

To anyone reading this who feels too broken to keep going, you are not alone.

There is strength in you, too.
There is wisdom in your tears.
There is power in your survival.

We will come through this.
Not untouched—
But transformed.

 

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