"Yet this I call to mind, and therefore I have hope."

These words from Lamentations 3 come in the middle of suffering. Jeremiah has lost everything—his city, his people, his peace. But in the midst of his grief, he makes a choice: to remember God’s faithfulness.

In this episode of Better Word, we journey through Lamentations 3, uncovering truths about hope, waiting, and God's presence in our suffering: ✔️ God’s mercies are new every morning—even when yesterday was filled with pain. ✔️ Waiting on the Lord isn’t passive—it’s an act of faith that refines us. ✔️ God does not abandon us—even when our suffering feels endless, His love remains steadfast.

If you’ve ever felt trapped in cycles of grief, if waiting on God has felt exhausting, if pain has convinced you hope is out of reach—this episode is for you.

Join me as we explore Hope in the Ashes, leaning into His Voice, My Healing—One Verse at a Time.

Hey, I’m Lukas Allison—a trauma survivor and emotional healing trainer. And I know firsthand that pain doesn’t just disappear—it has to be processed, redeemed, and surrendered before true healing can happen.

That’s why I created Better Word—a show dedicated to exploring God’s truth as the foundation for emotional and spiritual healing. Each episode, we wrestle with scripture, uncover what it really means to forgive, to trust, to surrender, and dig into the biblical practices that break chains and lead us into freedom.

So let me ask you—what’s holding you back from healing? What would change in your life if you stopped carrying the weight of the past and started letting God rewrite your story?

If that resonates, stick around—because His voice brings healing, one verse at a time.