A morning of treats, gratitude, and prayer.
I had the absolute joy of spending a morning visiting several of our wonderful local businesses. It was such an honor to drop off some fresh treats, and thank them for everything they do to keep our community strong. It’s important to let them know they are appreciated and asked if there was anything I could join them in praying for this week.
Rolling up a fresh batch early in the morning!
Resting in the God of Hope
“May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” Romans 15:13
No matter what season of life you find yourself in today, I want to remind you that our God is a God of Hope, who heals and restores! He is a God of restoration.
When life feels heavy, He meets us with the exact encouragement we need. Our God is a healer, not just of our physical bodies, but of our tired minds and anxious thoughts. He is also a God who specializes in restoring what feels broken. There is no relationship too fractured for Him to mend, and no past hurt, regret, or mistake too big for His grace to overcome. He takes the broken pieces of our lives and lovingly restores them, giving us a fresh start and a bright future.
How you can carry this hope into your week:
If you are hurting today, whether in body, mind, or relationship, take comfort in knowing you don’t have to carry that weight alone. Bring your hurts and past mistakes to the Lord in prayer. Just take a moment and tell Him: “Lord, I need your healing and restoration here. I place my hope completely in You.”
All packed up with a scripture reminder and ready to deliver!
As you enjoy some sweet treats, remember that you are deeply cared for, and the God of hope is actively working to heal, restore, and bless your life!
A Song for Your Journey This Week:
If your heart is heavy, your body tired, or you are praying for restoration in a relationship, I would invite you take a few quiet minutes to listen to this song and rest in His presence:
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