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As I've learned to stay with God, I've begun noticing small moments that feel unexpectedly personal.

A song. A memory. A recurring theme. A question or longing that seems to be touched in just the right way.

Not necessarily answers.

Not certainty.

Just the feeling that something important has been noticed.

In this episode, I reflect on the experience of resonance—those moments that seem to meet us in places that already matter. A grief we've carried. A hope we've held quietly. A prayer we almost forgot we prayed.

Join me as we explore what it might mean when God's presence begins to feel personal, and discover how these moments can become gentle reminders that we are deeply known by the One who has never left us.

Music mentioned in this episode:
"Like a Child with Its Mother (Psalm 131)" featuring Caroline Cobb and Jess Ray.

More episodes, reflections, and information about my counseling practice can be found at:

desertstreams126.com/podcast

I'm glad you're here.

Season 1: Learning How to Stay With the One Who Never Leaves.

Share what this space is like for you

Sometimes when we finally slow down, something unexpected happens.

What we’ve been carrying beneath the surface begins to make itself known.

In this gentle reflection, we explore what can emerge when we stop running, striving, or distracting ourselves long enough to notice what is really there. Together we make space for grief, exhaustion, anger, longing, and the quiet realities that often surface when we begin to feel safe enough to rest.

This is an invitation to stay present—not to fix, explain, or rush through what arises, but to discover that we do not have to face it alone.

More episodes, reflections, and information about my counseling practice can be found at
desertstreams126.com/podcast

I'm glad you're here.

Season 1: Learning How to Stay With the One Who Never Leaves.

Share what this space is like for you

An episode for the moments when it’s still quiet — when nothing feels like it’s changing, and you’re not sure how to stay.

In this reflection, I share a little of my own experience alongside the tension of hoping for something different while also facing what is. Together we notice the urge to fix, to force, or to move past… and the gentle possibility of being held right here.

Even if it doesn’t feel like it, something in you may already be learning that this can be held.

More episodes, reflections, and information about my counseling practice can be found at
desertstreams126.com/podcast

I’m glad you’re here.

Season 1: Learning How to Stay With the One Who Never Leaves.