
He Knows Where to Find Me
If you are searching for answers, for a job, a house, a husband, remember that God knows where to find you. He invites us to rest in him, to allow him to be our shepherd, to trust in his understanding. I believe that if there is something God wants for me, and if I am seeking HIM, he will get whatever it is he has for me into my hands at just the right time.
Jealous No More: letting go of the past to find hope in tomorrow
The thing about jealousy is its power to hide blessings. Like a black thundercloud moving in, blocking the warmth and light of the good right in front of us.
And the thing about looking back and wanting what WAS is that it's jealousy in its ugliest form, not just hiding the blessing of our present but holding us back from moving forward.
Weary Warrior
Half the battle is recognizing the lies of the enemy. The other half is speaking the truth.
When Paul says to "take every thought captive," I understand what he meant. My mind is under constant assault from the enemy. Discouragement and fear are his weapons of choice. He knows that I am weakened by grief and trauma, that my mama heart is breaking; so he is relentless.
Letting Our Children Hurt
What we all have in common, whether our child is suffering with cancer or crying into their pillow over their first heartbreak, is that we want to fix it. We desperately want to stop the pain, to make it go away, to make it all better for our child.
Our children's pain becomes our own.
God does not choose the strong. I am proof.
God didn’t choose me or allow loss to come into my life because I am special or strong. Listen when I say this, because you may walk in grief one day that feels like it may swallow you up and everything you love with it. God gives strength to those who open their hands to receive it.
He's Leaving the Nest and I'm a Mess
We raise our children with high hopes that they will one day learn to walk, potty-train, sleep all night, read, make friends, drive a car, do their laundry, score a touchdown, win a race, go to prom, graduate, interview for a job, go to college, pursue their calling, get married, have children...But when we reach these milestones, when our role as parent ends, and our role as adviser begins, our hearts break.
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“God doesn’t plant desires within our hearts to let them wither and die.” - Holley Gerth
If you received this post in your email today, it’s because I wrestled with this yesterday. If God breathed something into my soul, spoke it to my heart, then he is asking me to bring it into the sunshine, water it, prune it, and whatever else is necessary to keep it alive.