I’m Learning To Love My Quiet Heart
It is okay to pray to be soft, gentle, and stilled. It is okay, because the world needs more delicate fawning in each of our days, the kind that leaves hearts feeling more peaceful than they were found.
Jenna Gail Julian
Living a quiet life.
Latest Posts
The Joy Of Slowing Down
In the busyness, I have only found emptiness. But in slowness, I have only found abundance.
For The First Time In A Long Time, I Am At Peace
My story is proof that healing is true. It is possible. It shows that faith can move mountains. I say this with such heartfelt clarity because I now trust that hope can always be found, even in wake of the wilderness.
This Year, I’m Choosing To Celebrate God On My Birthday
The Grief Of Living With A Chronic Illness
I am struggling. I am struggling because there are so many moments I wonder, “Why is my body, my home, at war with me?”
I Miss The Life I Used To Live
There are mornings I wake up dreaming about my sweet, sweet memories, leading me to wonder why they are now just memories alone.
I Trust That God Will Give Me Hope
I hope that I was always meant to hold onto this faith in each step I take. And I’d like to think that it is always there and never leaves me, especially during times when my grasp on hope seems loose.
Maybe I’m Meant To Be The One Who Waits
I have to have faith that things will get better, even in the clouds and dismay and wonder and questions… because all of this makes me dream of new hopes that bring life to a love that I have lost and found and lost and found again.
Living A Story You Never Thought You Would Live
And now, after what seems like a lifetime veiling this story with a strength I trust can only come from grace, I am trying to honor it the only way I know how — through words and verse, patience and gentleness.
