Road to Emmaus

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Lately, I’ve been thinking about how often we walk our own paths of grief or confusion, completely unaware that the Savior is walking right beside us.

I recently recorded a short, 45-second audio snippet reading a portion of my poem, “The Road to My Own Emmaus” (the one I shared on my recent podcast episode!). I paired it with a peaceful view to create a small space for reflection in our busy weeks. This is one of my favorite poems I have written and I shared it on the Latter-day Lights podcast when I was a guest on there a few months ago. If you missed it, here’s the link to the podcast episode: https://www.latterdaylights.com/podcast/youre-not-alone-finding-light-in-difficult-trials-christine-maynors-story/

You can watch and listen to the short video right here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/hwwm7eS5558

If you’d like to read the full poem and sit with the words at your own pace, you can find the original post right here on the site. Thank you for walking this beautiful journey of faith with me.https://faithcenteredinspiration.com/2026/01/14/lord-abide-with-me/

Have you ever looked back on a hard season and realized the Savior was walking right beside you the entire time, even when you felt completely alone? 📖✨

Thank you for subscribing-may these words bring a quiet moment of peace and reflection to your day.

My Daily Musings-July 8th, 2026

One of my favorite hymns has always been Abide with Me, ‘Tis Eventide. This year, it has taken on even deeper meaning as I’ve focused on my word of the year: abide.

I love that Martin Lowrie B. Morris, an American Christian minister, wrote this hymn after reflecting on the story of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus (Luke 24:13–35). As evening approached, they pleaded with the Savior to stay with them. That simple invitation became the inspiration for a hymn that has helped countless people draw closer to Christ.

To me, this hymn is more than a beautiful evening song. It feels like a heartfelt prayer asking Jesus to remain with us—not just at the close of the day, but through every moment of our lives. I believe He is always near, waiting for us to invite Him in. Will we make room for Him today? How might our lives change if we consciously sought His presence in every moment instead of only during life’s difficult seasons?

Today, I’m sharing a simple a cappella recording of this beautiful hymn. My hope is that as you listen, you’ll feel the peace that comes from knowing our Savior is always willing to abide with us.

Listen to my YouTube video of me singing the song here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CpugvywBf4