Singing in the Dark
When singing aloud is no longer possible, worship can still rise. This reflection explores singing through suffering, making melody in the heart, and praising God—even in the dark.
When singing aloud is no longer possible, worship can still rise. This reflection explores singing through suffering, making melody in the heart, and praising God—even in the dark.
When life changes what we can do—or where we belong—our sense of identity can feel fragile and uncertain. Illness, relocation, and loss can strip away familiar roles and leave us wondering who we truly are. Yet Scripture reminds us that our identity is not defined by work, ability, or circumstance, but by the unchanging truth of who God says we are—His beloved masterpiece.
I might dislike exercise, but I still like to move. Big bold movements or tiny ones. These, too, are gifts from the God who creates life and are important for self-care.
