Faith in the Fog

There are seasons where life feels like a fogged-up windshield—blurry, disorienting, and oddly quiet. You may not be able to see the road ahead, only the next tiny step… if that.

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Transitions can look like endings, but they’re often disguised beginnings. A child leaving home, a job shift, a health scare, an emptying season that leaves you asking, “What now?” These moments may feel like you’ve lost the map, the momentum, or maybe even yourself.

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But Sister, here’s the truth:
God doesn’t need the fog to clear in order to lead you.

He leads through the fog.

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You don’t need the full itinerary to move forward. You only need the next yes. The next breath. The next whispered prayer.

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Sometimes faith isn’t leaping.

Sometimes faith is lingering long enough to hear His voice in the in-between.

And sometimes, it’s simply choosing to trust that even when it’s unclear, you’re still being carried.

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A Gentle Reminder:

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You’re not behind. You’re not off course.

You’re being guided by grace, not GPS.

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Let this moment—this transition, this pause—become your altar. A place where you lean in and remember: The same God who brought you this far won’t abandon you here.

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Reflection Prompt:

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Where in your life does the road feel foggy?

Write a simple prayer asking for clarity, peace, or just enough light for today’s step.

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