Sojourning with a Purpose

  Journaling is a powerful spiritual and emotional tool used in coaching to bring clarity, healing, and self-awareness. Writing helps externalize internal thoughts, emotions, and prayers, offering the soul a voice and the mind a safe space to reflect. In the midst of trials, tribulations, sickness, or suffering, journaling allows the individual to process pain through a lens of truth and hope. It also creates space to dialogue with God and receive divine revelation from Scripture. As a spiritual practice, journaling becomes a companion for those walking through the valley, encouraging the heart to remember that hope is alive—even in darkness. 10 Journal Entries on Hope in the Midst of Trials Hebrews 6:19 “We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure…” Reflect: What does it mean for hope to be your anchor in this season? Where does your soul feel most unsteady? Write a letter to God asking Him to steady your heart. Exodus 3:7 “I have surely seen the affliction of my ...

  At the core of our identity as believers in Christ lies a divine assignment, not reserved for pastors, theologians, or the physically strong—but for every soul who has come into union with Christ. That assignment is the ministry of   reconciliation . It is not a side mission or a seasonal purpose. It is the essence of who we are in Him. 2 Corinthians 5:18-19 says: “All this is from God, who reconciled us to Himself through Christ and gave us the ministry of  reconciliation … He has committed to us the message of  reconciliation .” This means that if you are in Christ, you have been entrusted with the divine duty to carry and live out this  reconciliation —not just to speak of it, but to embody it in your relationships, work, and every aspect of life. This is true whether you are in full health or whether you navigate the world from a wheelchair, hospital bed, or a place of pain. The truth of Christ does not discriminate based on physical ability. Reconciliatio...