You Are Known Even In Trembling
The room is loud, but you are silent. You sit there holding a confession that feels too heavy to lift, terrified that if you speak, your voice will crack and they will turn away.
You believe your brokenness is a thing to be hidden, a stain that must be covered before you can be seen. But listen — there is a knowing deeper than your fear, a silence that holds you even when your heart condemns you.
God is greater than your heart, and He knows the whole truth of who you are without flinching. You do not need to perform wholeness to be held.
The light does not wait for your voice to steady; it is already present in the trembling. Speak, or stay silent — you are not repelled.
You are known.
Drawing from
1 John 3:19-20, Gospel of Mary 5:8-9
Verses
Gospel of Mary 5:8-9
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