In my experience, life’s storms frequently come without warning. They’re the moments when the rug gets yanked out from beneath us, and suddenly, everything familiar vanishes. These storms—whether it’s a devastating trauma, soul-crushing diagnosis, or global crisis—can leave us feeling like we’ll never make it through. But after every storm can come a season of growth, a harvest, and joy—if we play our cards right.
These storms—whether it’s a devastating trauma, soul-crushing diagnosis, or global crisis—can leave us feeling like we’ll never make it through.
For me, the storm came in the form of my husband Reggie’s death. His sudden passing shattered my world, and I found myself struggling to pick up the pieces. Regardless of the nature of the storm, the common thread is this: we all experience seasons where it feels like a storm has stripped everything away. We feel vulnerable, disoriented, and uncertain about the path forward.
God's creative process is ongoing, even when everything feels barren. Share on XYet even in life’s storms, God is at work. It’s hard to see when the winds are howling, and the rain is pouring, but seeds are planted during that storm. God’s creative process is ongoing, even when everything feels barren. I learned firsthand about God working during the storm, and I want to share it with anyone who feels like the storms of life have uprooted them.
