The Truest Thing I Know

What does it feel like when God shows up--not in the dramatic, but in the ordinary moments of waiting, grief, gratitude, and memory?In The Truest Thing I Know, Laura Cox invites readers into a life shaped by an ongoing conversation with the divine. Through a tender blend of personal essays, poetry, and reflective vignettes, she traces God's presence through a childhood summer on the Oregon coast, a devastating accident that nearly cost her life, the quiet ache of watching children grow, and the small daily rituals that hold a life of faith together.These aren't tidy answers to hard questions. They're honest glimpses of adoration, doubt, waiting, and healing, offered by a woman who has spent decades learning to recognize God's fingerprints in her own story.Written across years of journaling and reflection, this collection reads like a trusted friend sitting across the table--unafraid to name both the ache and the wonder of an ordinary life lived in the company of God.For readers of contemplative Christian nonfiction who long to slow down and notice the sacred in the everyday, The Truest Thing I Know offers a quiet, honest companion for the journey.Open its pages, and find your own truest thing.