Poetic Devotions — Healing, Faith, Becoming

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Journey Through the Wilderness

Choose a reflection below and walk through Through the Wilderness one poem and one honest devotion at a time.

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Your eight-week path

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Every poem in the book has its own place in this journey. Open one week at a time, or view the complete poem-by-poem path.

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Maps Through the Wilderness

Choose a path from the guide at the end of the book to see its corresponding poem devotionals.

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Maps Through the Wilderness

Becoming

These poem devotionals are grouped together in the guide at the end of Through the Wilderness.

Poem Devotional · Through the Wilderness

Because He Chose the Cross

You might recognize what it is like to have felt crushed by everything you became, did, or could not repair? Shame tells us to carry the entire weight before approaching God.

Poem Devotional · Through the Wilderness

In His Hands

There are moments when you have picked up a worry God already carried because uncertainty made control feel responsible? We can gather answered fears and call it preparation.

Poem Devotional · Through the Wilderness

Take the Wheel

This may feel familiar: you have gripped control so tightly that even good change felt threatening? Worry promises safety while exhausting the person trying to manage every possible outcome.

Poem Devotional · Through the Wilderness

Where Color Returns

There are moments when you have felt the soil around your life begin to loosen after a season when fear kept your roots still? Healing often appears first as movement.

Poem Devotional · Through the Wilderness

Found

You might recognize what it is like to have realized that the thorns you grew for protection were also keeping you from receiving love? Survival can defend the seed while eventually restricting its growth.

Until the next step

Keep walking.

Whether you are reading along in the book or joining these reflections here, thank you for allowing me to walk beside you.