When your thoughts start to jumble and twist in a knot,
And you’re trying to write … but you’re really not—
When the fog starts to settle and won’t go away,
You need God to step in, with a bright, guiding ray.
Confusion can linger and feel like it’s right,
Like living forever in twenty-four-hour nights.
Clarity comes when you pause and you pray,
When you ask the Lord’s help in a very clear way.
Like staring at three doors, which way should you choose?
You fear you’ll pick wrong, and your story will lose.
But God knows the rooms and the secrets they keep,
And he leads with a whisper both gentle and deep.
So list all your worries, the big and the small—
The puzzles that bug you, the questions that stall.
For God loves revealing what you cannot see,
And he shines new thoughts like lights on a tree.
Tune out all the chatter that scrambles your head—
The critics, the noise, all the things people have said.
Then lean in and listen with heart open wide,
For God’s whisper brings peace like a gentle tide.
When you’re stuck in the fog and can’t tell what’s true,
Just ask, “Lord, what would you have me to do?”
For clarity grows as your doubts are thinned,
And confusion blows off like a leaf in the wind.
Through prayer without ceasing your steps become clear.
Your writing grows stronger. You write without fear.
For we need God the most when we don’t think we do—
And his help is the shining light guiding writers like you.
