Nicole O'Meara1 min read “If you then, who are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father who is in heaven give good things to those who ask him!” — Matthew 7:11-12 (ESV)1x
Please Pray:
Heavenly Father, thank you for making me your child. I want to know you as my good Father who gives good gifts. I confess I sometimes don’t. Help me trust in your love. In Jesus name, Amen.
Nicole O'Meara
Unshaken was born out of a deep personal need for biblical comfort. I searched Scripture not for answers to why this had happened, but for strength to face what was coming next. And what I found wasn’t just comfort—it was courage. Whether you're facing a chronic diagnosis, caregiving for someone you
Nicole O'Meara
“If you then, who are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father who is in heaven give good things to those who ask him!” — Matthew 7:11-12 (ESV)As a teenager, my brother became obsessed with skateboarding. It didn’t matter that he...
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Sehnsucht is hard to put into words, as can be seen in my painfully limited ability to describe what I felt at a vista in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Some call it joy. Some called it wistful longing for something you can’t explain. It has been called melancholy and nostalgia. It is all of that, and mo
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"This Homeward Ache" is a series of memoir-like essays on the author’s experience of Sehnsucht—a sense of separation from and the ceaseless longing for a place one has never been. C.S. Lewis, the author points out, calls it Joy. I give "This Homeward Ache" 4 stars because it felt
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Nicole O’Meara encourages Christian women living with chronic illness to believe that hope is never inappropriate. As a survivor of an undiagnosed disease and a spinal cord injury, hope is the anthem in her home. Her writing has been featured at (in)courage, The Mighty, The Joyful Life Magazine, and The Devoted Collective. Nicole and her family enjoy life with their fluffy Aussiedoodle in the Sierra foothills of Northern California.
Nicole O'MearaUnshaken was born out of a deep personal need for biblical comfort. I searched Scripture not for answers to why this had happened, but for strength to face what was coming next. And what I found wasn’t just comfort—it was courage. Whether you're facing a chronic diagnosis, caregiving for someone you
Nicole O'Meara“If you then, who are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father who is in heaven give good things to those who ask him!” — Matthew 7:11-12 (ESV)As a teenager, my brother became obsessed with skateboarding. It didn’t matter that he...
Nicole O'MearaSehnsucht is hard to put into words, as can be seen in my painfully limited ability to describe what I felt at a vista in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Some call it joy. Some called it wistful longing for something you can’t explain. It has been called melancholy and nostalgia. It is all of that, and mo
Nicole O'Meara"This Homeward Ache" is a series of memoir-like essays on the author’s experience of Sehnsucht—a sense of separation from and the ceaseless longing for a place one has never been. C.S. Lewis, the author points out, calls it Joy. I give "This Homeward Ache" 4 stars because it felt