Psalm 62:5

Today, many people are asking what life will be like after the virus. Others talk of a “new normal,” as countries open up again. Anxiety, insecurity, and fear are characteristic of this moment of transition. However, the Bible tells us of faith and courage, and makes it clear that God is in control.

Discover the value, purpose, and healing in having your story heard. In this study, you will explore God's Word and learn about identifying deep wounds, healing by being heard, and applying God's word to your story. This study is part 2 of the Never Alone: Trauma Healing series. While written for the military community, the themes apply to anyone who has experienced intense trials and wants to heal.

The daily prayers within this reading plan from St. Ignatius and the Jesuits of Great Britain are short reflections back over the day, recalling events and taking note of your feelings. The purpose of this reading plan is to help you become more aware of the ways in which God has been present to you, the times when the Holy Spirit was drawing you towards life. (http://bit.ly/1gKSZQk)

The problem with pain is simple: it hurts. Even in the pain, though, God says this: I will never leave you. Humanity runs from pain, resists it, medicates it, and anesthetizes pain. But consider this: only by experiencing pain do we recognize the areas of our life that require healing. This Reading Plan offers reflections on pain, healing, and recovery from author Seth Haines.