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More Than a Job: How Caregiving is a Sacred Calling from God
Caregiving is more than a task—it’s a sacred ministry. In the quiet, repetitive moments of service, God sees your heart. This devotional affirms the weight you carry, connects your work to Christ’s example, and reminds you that every act of care is an act of worship.
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Praying Through the Fog
Even when memory fades, faith remains. “Praying Through the Fog” gently affirms that God hears the prayers we cannot articulate. Drawing from Psalm 139 and Max Lucado’s wisdom, this reflection comforts those navigating forgetfulness, reminding them that God’s love is not measured by mental clarity but by lifelong faithfulness. Whether you whisper a name or…
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From Child to Caregiver
When the parent who once cared for you now needs your care, the roles reverse — and no one hands you a script. In this gentle reflection, discover how to honor your parents without losing yourself, find grace in the struggle, and see caregiving as sacred work in God’s eyes. A heartfelt reflection for adult…
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Seen, Loved, and Never Alone
Loneliness can feel overwhelming, but God’s love and the care of friends can bring comfort and hope. Even in our loneliest times, God places people in our lives to show us we are seen, valued, and loved. Maria’s experience is a beautiful reminder of this truth.
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In the Quiet Ache of Loneliness
As I read to Adolfo from Matthew 10, his eyes softened. The words about sparrows—small, seemingly insignificant—spoke directly to a quiet ache in him. Loneliness. A sense of being forgotten. But in that moment, Scripture reminded him: he is seen, he is valued, and he is held by God. His gratitude was deep, and the…
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A Shared Fight: Lifting Each Other Up
“Barbara told me I had touched her life. I told her she had touched mine. And in that moment, we raised our fists and declared together: ‘Fight, fight, fight.’ It wasn’t just a chant—it was a shared cry of courage. A symbol of standing together in the face of hardship.”
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“It Is Hard to Forget You” — A Story of Presence, Pain, and Grace
She ran toward me from the front of the Chapel, arms open, eyes full of emotion. ‘It is hard to forget you,’ she said. ‘Thank you, thank you.’ Her words carried the weight of a moment we both remembered—a moment when presence, not persuasion, saved a life. That day, I was reminded that sometimes, the…
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“Held, Not Forgotten: God’s Faithfulness in Aging”
The lines on your face are not signs of loss, but of legacy—stories etched by laughter, tears, resilience, and love. The slowing of your steps is not a sign of weakness, but rather wisdom, as you walk gently. The forgetfulness is not emptiness, but a soul making room for eternity.As the years pass, it can…