Welcome to Our Month of Healing Verses

Introduction Fear is a real part of recovery. Whether it’s fear of another stroke, of failing, or of not being the person we used to

Introduction There are times in recovery when the emotional pain is just as heavy—if not heavier—than the physical. We mourn the life we once had.

Introduction When we’re in the middle of recovery, it’s easy to feel worn down or discouraged. Progress might be slow, setbacks might come, and fear

Introduction There’s a kind of tiredness that goes beyond the physical—the emotional, mental, and spiritual fatigue that comes from trying so hard to heal. As

Introduction As we face each day of recovery, there’s no denying that our strength often runs out. Whether it’s physical exhaustion, emotional struggle, or frustration

Introduction Suffering often brings questions—why did this happen, and can healing really come from such pain? Isaiah 53:5 gives us the boldest answer: that Christ

Introduction Experiencing a stroke can leave us feeling broken—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. In these moments, it’s essential to remember that God specializes in healing the

Introduction As stroke survivors, we sometimes wonder what lies ahead. Life has changed. Dreams may have shifted. The path forward might look unfamiliar. But Jeremiah

Introduction There are nights of sorrow in this journey—long nights of weeping, frustration, and feeling like the world has changed forever. Stroke recovery can feel

Introduction Stroke recovery can feel isolating. Routines shift, relationships change, and the world may not always understand what we’re going through. But Hebrews 13:5 holds

Introduction As we rebuild our lives after stroke, there are days when courage feels out of reach. The fears are real—the fear of falling, of

Introduction Stroke recovery often comes with ups and downs. Some days feel like victories, while others weigh heavy with fatigue, regret, or frustration. But Lamentations