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My mentor from college prayed that God would cause me to remember his faithfulness from times past as an encouragement in my present struggles. As forgetful beings, it’s good for our hearts to remember God’s kindness to us throughout our entire lives. And not only that, but we can also remember his character throughout all of redemptive history by saturating ourselves in the Word. There we are reminded that even on our darkest days, God is good. What scriptures or personal memories remind you of God's character when you’re enduring hard things? ep. 56 | Loneliness | @tiffanybluhm
“We can say with Romans 8:28 that God uses all things for the good of those who love him, even our loneliness, because our loneliness leads us to our deepest spiritual need, who is Christ. And we can also say with 1 John 3:20 that, even when we feel condemned, God is greater than our hearts and that loneliness cannot separate us from the love of God (Romans 8:38–39). We have a solution to our spiritual problem, and if we will submit to the Lord and accept his solution for our deepest spiritual problem, the atoning work of Christ on the cross, God can attack loneliness at its root and overcome the pain of separation in our lives that leads to separation from him, which leads to separation from other people.” -Paul Matthies
"We will not find a happy ending or a complete and redemptive story in anything outside of us on this earth. Whatever we have made our god, whether it is family or finances or friendships, we will always be left wanting more. That is not what is intended to fill us. We will only be satisfied in the King of Kings."⠀ ⠀ ep. 56 | Loneliness | @tiffanybluhm⠀
It was a JOY to meet some of you at the DRM/JW hangout at TGCW18! Thanks for stopping by! ❤️❤️
"Get into the Word. One of the best places to begin to see how Christ feels about you is to look at the women he encountered in the Gospels. Look at Mary Magledene. Look at his own mother. Look at the woman who anointed him. Look at the Samaritan woman. Look at the woman with the issue of blood. Look at the woman who committed adultery. Look at these women who all experienced a level of shame and look at how he treated them. Look at how he called out who they really were, not how the world saw them, and not the lies they believed about themselves, but who they truly were in Christ." -Tiffany Bluhm⠀ ⠀ ep. 56 | Loneliness | @tiffanybluhm⠀ ⠀ ⠀
On today’s episode of the Journeywomen podcast, I chatted with Tiffany Bluhm about loneliness. Tiffany’s personal story is a powerful reminder that God sees us, knows us, and cares for us in the most intimate details. She shares what it was like to process the shame and loneliness that came with knowing she was abandoned at birth. But no matter what our background, we can all relate to feeling lonely in certain seasons of life. So you’ll know her a little better, Tiffany Bluhm, author of the Never Alone trade book and Bible study, is a Bible teacher and writer who is passionate about helping women come to know their value and purpose because of a loving, redeeming God. In a style that speaks to women right where they are, she shares insights from a life spent chasing after Jesus while walking alongside women from suburbia to the inner city, jails and brothels, and the slums of Kolkata. Tiffany speaks regularly at conferences and events, and writes for a number of websites, print publications, and popular blogs, including the YouVersion Bible app. She is the Gatherer-in-Chief of Sip and Savor, a women's gathering in the South Puget Sound serving over 350 women. She lives in Tacoma, Washington, with her husband and two sons, and blogs at TiffanyBluhm.com. Ya’ll, this stands out as one of the most moving episodes to date. I hope it serves as a reminder that God is with you, even on your darkest of days. You can find my conversation with Tiffany now at the link in our profile or on any major podcast platform by searching for Journeywomen. ep. 56 | Loneliness | @tiffanybluhm