We had no explanation for “why” this was happening, and we didn’t know “when” it would end. Even if we had the answers to those questions, I don’t know that they would suffice. The answers would only bring a temporary and false peace for the time. We’ve had to choose to move beyond the “why” and “when” questions, and ask the important question: How will we choose to deal with this uncertainty?
It’s easy for anyone to get sucked into feeling lonely or depressed when messages of “social distancing” and “go home” are constantly bombarding us. I’ve felt my own emotions fluctuate drastically from day to day and moment to moment. It’s strange, and yet it’s all so real.
How do we combat the feelings of being alone when we are physically alone or isolated from others?
Hello, friends. I’m happy to share that I have been invited to join the Marked Ministry team. Yay! If you have not checked out their genuine and beautiful content, be sure to click HERE. You won’t be disappointed! Marked Ministry is focused on purity in all areas of life by seeking and building a relationship with Jesus. The young women’s […]