In spending time with the Lord today, I was OVERWHELMED with how generous He has been through others to me.
I am so thankful for life here at 6918. I am thankful that I have a lovely space to call my own; a place to bake incessantly; a family to sit around the dinner table with; and laughs to be shared constantly.
I am so grateful for the help/advice/instruction from FLH on budgeting/finances. I am thankful to be learning principles of saving and of simplicity because of it.
I am so thankful to those who believe in me and who give generously to allow me to pursue counseling without incurring further debt.
I am so so thankful and humbled by friends who pray regularly, consistently for me in the secret places with our Heavenly Father.
I am thankful that my sweet brother and sister-in-law are generous with me even in their own need (because of which, I now have lovely, freezing, air conditioning in my car!!).
I am grateful for my job that is life-giving and FUN.
I am thankful to Suz and Sean and Corinne and John who gave computers to me!!!
I am thankful to the FLH and MGH who celebrate half-birthdays.
I am so so thankful for my health and the health of my family.
I am so thankful that my Heavenly Father continually reminds me that the lilies toil nor spin, but are arrayed more splendidly than Solomon. I am thankful that He wanted Mary to just sit as His feet.
I know that His gifts are more than physical, but I am SO THANKFUL for the ones that are.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Saturday, August 14, 2010
today's page in my journal
good grief.
before I forget and have to do more dang character development,
I wanted to write a few things down.
This is what I know:
- everyone has a perspective, a background, a history, a frame of reference and it probably involves some amount of hurt or need or suffering that I couldn't understand.
-death to flesh hurts sometimes
- "His ways are higher." His thoughts are not my thoughts.
-His 'goodness' may not look like monetary or physical means.
- I have a roof over my head
- I can usuallly find something to be grateful for (or repent of)
- sanctification is not really a pretty process (at least for me)
before I forget and have to do more dang character development,
I wanted to write a few things down.
This is what I know:
- everyone has a perspective, a background, a history, a frame of reference and it probably involves some amount of hurt or need or suffering that I couldn't understand.
-death to flesh hurts sometimes
- "His ways are higher." His thoughts are not my thoughts.
-His 'goodness' may not look like monetary or physical means.
- I have a roof over my head
- I can usuallly find something to be grateful for (or repent of)
- sanctification is not really a pretty process (at least for me)
Thursday, August 12, 2010
for sister.
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