Held by Grace: A Soft Invitation

In the quiet of the first morning light, when the world still rests, there’s a presence that whispers softly, a divine reassurance that wraps itself around you like a gentle hug. It’s the kind of moment that reminds you, deep in your bones, that you’re held.

God softly repeats:

I got you.
I got you.
I got you.

A gentle invitation to pause, to breathe. To feel the weight you’ve been carrying and, with grace, begin to release it. It’s in these small moments, when we let go, that we create space for softness to settle in.

As you release, the shift is so subtle you might not even notice it at first, a ripple, a quiet washing over you. But it’s there, inviting a gentle breath, a quiet ease, a peaceful letting go.

The beauty of this practice is that it’s not a one-time thing. With all the noise and distractions in life, it’s easy to feel tangled up again.

That’s why we must keep tuning in, time and time again.

Each time, it’s a reminder to let go… and let God in.

Again and again, we return to this space of stillness and trust, allowing God to hold us, no matter what life throws our way.