Nothing To Hide
Winter seasons, both in nature and in our personal lives, can feel stark and barren, leaving us exposed and vulnerable. These times often stir a natural urge to retreat, to cover up our wounds or struggles. Yet, it’s in this vulnerability that a profound opportunity for growth emerges. Walking through a personal Winter strips away distractions and pretenses, revealing the raw, unguarded places within us. It’s uncomfortable, even painful, but this openness makes room for healing.
In humility, we find the strength to surrender—to let go of pride and self-protection—and embrace the beauty of being vulnerable, whole, and unashamed. It’s here we learn that our worth isn’t in hiding imperfections but in allowing God to meet us in them. Psalm 51:17 reminds us:
"I learned God-worship when my pride was shattered. Heart-shattered lives, ready for love,
don’t for a moment escape God’s notice."
In this barren season, our vulnerability becomes a sacred space where humility leads to restoration, and we discover the freedom of being fully seen and deeply loved.
Winter seasons, both in nature and in our personal lives, can feel stark and barren, leaving us exposed and vulnerable. These times often stir a natural urge to retreat, to cover up our wounds or struggles. Yet, it’s in this vulnerability that a profound opportunity for growth emerges. Walking through a personal Winter strips away distractions and pretenses, revealing the raw, unguarded places within us. It’s uncomfortable, even painful, but this openness makes room for healing.
In humility, we find the strength to surrender—to let go of pride and self-protection—and embrace the beauty of being vulnerable, whole, and unashamed. It’s here we learn that our worth isn’t in hiding imperfections but in allowing God to meet us in them. Psalm 51:17 reminds us:
"I learned God-worship when my pride was shattered. Heart-shattered lives, ready for love,
don’t for a moment escape God’s notice."
In this barren season, our vulnerability becomes a sacred space where humility leads to restoration, and we discover the freedom of being fully seen and deeply loved.
Winter seasons, both in nature and in our personal lives, can feel stark and barren, leaving us exposed and vulnerable. These times often stir a natural urge to retreat, to cover up our wounds or struggles. Yet, it’s in this vulnerability that a profound opportunity for growth emerges. Walking through a personal Winter strips away distractions and pretenses, revealing the raw, unguarded places within us. It’s uncomfortable, even painful, but this openness makes room for healing.
In humility, we find the strength to surrender—to let go of pride and self-protection—and embrace the beauty of being vulnerable, whole, and unashamed. It’s here we learn that our worth isn’t in hiding imperfections but in allowing God to meet us in them. Psalm 51:17 reminds us:
"I learned God-worship when my pride was shattered. Heart-shattered lives, ready for love,
don’t for a moment escape God’s notice."
In this barren season, our vulnerability becomes a sacred space where humility leads to restoration, and we discover the freedom of being fully seen and deeply loved.