Singing this truth sets our hearts on the things above, becoming a welcomed break from the dreariness of winter wanderings. He is faithful, His mercy never fails, and He is present with us always. He remains the same, yesterday, today, and all for all our tomorrows.ДЄ song like Goodness of God calls out this truth of the Father's unchanging character. My circumstances do not change His character. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is - his good, pleasing and perfect will.' - Romans 12:2ДЄsk the Holy Spirit to lift your eyes above your circumstances and take in the unchanging nature of the Father notice that He is good, He is faithful, He is our strength when we feel weak. 'Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. When we find ourselves stuck in the dreariness of the soul's dark, rainy winter seasons tired, discontent, and disoriented, take a moment and be intentional to speak about the Father's unchanging character. One thing to remember, even if we can't predict their length, seasons do change. We feel undone, unsettled and discontent.ДЇinding yourself alone in a wilderness or winter season is unnerving. Our present moment circumstances hold us tightly to their focus, and we don't even see the disconnection from Jesus right away. We may not notice, but that doesn't change His truth. Yet all the while, He is with us.waiting. Perhaps for you, there is less Netflix, but more striving to be honored at your workplace, extra hours spent at the office, or that nagging critical self-talk: 'This project is lousy, no one is going to pay attention.' Or the wretched voice of comparison: 'I am never going to be as good as them.I shouldn't even bother putting in the effort.' (Honestly, giving in to 'comparison' is one of the quickest ways to stay stuck in a winter season!) Winter seasons and wilderness wanderings leave us depleted, worn-out, and lonely. Maybe your version of winter seasons or wilderness wanderings looks a little bit different. and catching up on a few of your favorite episodes on Netflix, then climb restlessly back into bed.

And like yesterday, you fill your day with work, school, food. Grabbing your phone first thing in the morning to scroll through Instagram or scan Twitter, you notice the pang for a moment and then push it aside His whispered invitation 'I am here.just waiting for you to see me.' Suddenly, you see the time, jump out of bed and begin getting ready for the day.

Ever felt like your soul was wandering in the wilderness or stuck in the frigid cold of a long winter season? Those days when your present moment circumstances fill up with anxiety or are littered with distraction.

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