Psalm 23 Day 6
What do the rod and staff in Psalm 23 mean for trauma healing? Explore how God’s protection, guidance and presence can bring comfort to a wounded nervous system.
What do the rod and staff in Psalm 23 mean for trauma healing? Explore how God’s protection, guidance and presence can bring comfort to a wounded nervous system.
Trauma can leave us feeling profoundly alone. Discover how connection, safe relationships and the presence of the Good Shepherd can support trauma healing.
Trauma can create well-worn pathways that keep drawing us back into familiar reactions. Psalm 23 reminds us that healing happens one step at a time, as the Good Shepherd gently leads us toward new patterns of truth, safety and wholeness.
Psalm 23 Day Three: Rest – It Can Wait He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside quiet waters. He refreshes my soul. Psalm 23:2,3 Day 3: Rest. It can Wait I deal with a lot of highly capable people in my counselling practice. Skilled, accomplished, excellent parents, amazing athletes and
What happens when the needs of childhood follow us into adulthood? Psalm 23 offers an audacious promise: The Lord is my shepherd; I have what I need. Today we explore what it means to recognize our unmet needs, care for the wounded places within us, and trust the Shepherd to guide us toward healing.