Have you ever felt like God was silent, distant, or harder to hear than He used to be?
Maybe your relationship with God looks different than it did before. Your routines have changed, life has gotten busier, or you've found yourself wondering why you no longer feel as connected to Him.
Healing Bestie, you're not alone in that experience.
In this episode of the Trauma to Testimony Podcast, Toni shares a personal season of feeling spiritually distant from God and what she's learning about trusting Him through change.
Through Psalm 46, we're reminded that God is our refuge, our strength, and our ever-present help in trouble—even when life feels uncertain.
In this episode, we'll explore:
What to do when God feels silent or distant
Learning to trust God through changing seasons
Grieving old routines and embracing a new season of spiritual growth
Finding practical ways to spend time with God
What Psalm 46 teaches us about God's presence and strength
Surrendering control and developing a deeper relationship with Jesus
We'll also spend time in prayer, asking God to renew our hearts, deepen our trust, and help us draw closer to Him.
Scriptures referenced: Psalm 46:1–11, James 4:8, Isaiah 43:19, Ecclesiastes 3:11, and Joel 2:25.
Continue your journey with God
If you've been feeling unseen, forgotten, or alone, I invite you to begin the free You Are Seen experience inside the Healing Scriptures Library.
Through the story of Hagar, Scripture-rooted encouragement, prayer, and reflection, you'll have a gentle place to explore what it means to be seen and held by God.
Begin here:
https://library.traumatotestimony.org/you-are-seen
Connect with Trauma to Testimony:
https://www.traumatotestimony.org
Remember, Healing Bestie: Your pain does not get the final word. Jesus does.
