Some seasons don’t feel meaningful while you’re living them.
They feel repetitive, exhausting, and quietly heavy.

In this episode, Kim reflects on the long days that shaped her before she had language for what they were doing — seasons of caregiving, health struggles, identity shifts, isolation, and ordinary faithfulness that didn’t look impressive but proved deeply formative.

The Days Were Long is a conversation about endurance without urgency, purpose without pressure, and the sacred work happening in lives that feel small, unseen, or unfinished.

If you’re in a season where the days feel long and the clarity feels far away, this episode is for you.

#TheDaysWereLong #HealerAndHopeGiver #PracticingOutLoud

SHOW NOTES

In Episode 4 of Healer & Hope Giver: Practicing Out Loud, Kim invites listeners to honor the seasons that don’t look meaningful while they’re happening — the long days marked by repetition, responsibility, and quiet endurance.

Through personal stories of health, motherhood, identity, and faith, this episode explores how God works slowly and steadily in ordinary life, shaping compassion, purpose, and presence long before we recognize it.

This episode is for anyone who feels tired, unseen, or unsure whether the life they’re living right now truly matters.

#FaithInEverydayLife #QuietSeasons #HopeAndHealing

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