Episode 44: Fullness of Joy

Soulful Psalms of Summer Series

Joy is not fleeting. Joy is not selfish. Joy is your inheritance in God.

Psalm 16 reminds us that in God’s presence, there is fullness of joy—joy that is abundant, steady, and unshakable.

In this episode, you’ll be guided to write your own psalm of joy—verse by verse. Using simple prompts, you’ll rediscover neglected joy and claim it as part of your spiritual inheritance.

We’ll still pray in the form of colloquy, imagining ourselves in conversation with Jesus, Creator God, and a Wise Woman of Faith as we reflect on the power of joy.

Soul Care Invitation

• Take your journaling and create a four-line psalm of joy.
• Pull from your favorite lines, or write something new.
• Don’t worry about perfection—just let it be real.

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Until next time, may God bless and keep you, may God’s face shine upon you, and may God grant you peace as you continue to heal, grow, and flourish as God’s beloved daughter.

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