When infertility stretches on, it can affect more than hope for a baby—it can quietly touch intimacy and marriage. This letter speaks tenderly to the weight of waiting, reminding couples that God cares deeply about connection, desire, and unity, and that daily prayer invites Him into even the hardest, most personal places.
Each Christmas, traditions meant to carry hope resurface, often with the best intentions. But for those still waiting, symbols and wishes can quietly replace prayer. This reflection gently reframes a familiar holiday gesture, pointing hearts back to prayer, trust, and the faithful God who listens, sees, and moves.
What started as a casual girls trip led to an unexpected divine encounter on a street corner. A closed ice cream shop. A stranger’s prayer. And a God who sees it all. This is the story of how one moment reminded me that nothing—absolutely nothing—is wasted.
A delay isn’t a denial. Every barren woman in Scripture faced years—sometimes decades—of waiting, yet each one saw God’s faithfulness. Your waiting isn’t a no; it’s a setup for His perfect plan. Hold onto hope, trust His promises, and worship in the waiting—because He is always working.
Vulnerable Post Alert: Grief hits you at weird moments, doesn't it? For me, it happened this morning as I stood facing my bathroom mirror. I was mindlessly putting on my makeup and getting ready for the day when the thoughts of what I imagined my life would look like recklessly hit me like a Mack… Continue reading Grieving the Life You Planned
