God Met Me At My Lowest

Healing with God is truly a personal and transformative journey, one that I have found deeply relatable and encouraging based on Bree’s experience. Often, we expect healing to be swift or perfectly linear, but it’s much more about embracing vulnerability and openness—crying during prayer, having honest conversations with yourself, and surrendering control. A crucial part of healing is unlearning old habits and mindsets that no longer serve us. This can mean outgrowing relationships or patterns that keep us stuck, and learning to be comfortable with solitude. It’s powerful to realize that healing isn’t about having all the answers or pretending everything is fine, but about being authentic in front of God and letting Him meet us in the middle of our mess. As Bree shares, some days feel close to God, others distant, but the key is persistence—falling back into faith even after failures or struggles. This reflects the idea that healing is never a race but a journey shaped by seasons of breaking and rebuilding. God’s unwavering presence through those seasons reminds us we are becoming who we were created to be, enough just as we are in each moment. If you’re in the midst of your own healing era or feeling distant from God, remember it’s okay to not have it all together. Healing starts when you stop pretending and allow yourself to be seen fully, pain and all. By surrendering your struggles, you allow God’s grace to transform your heart gradually. This journey fosters self-growth and deeper faith that can resonate with anyone seeking spiritual renewal and emotional healing.