Just got back last night and I am kind of still adjusting to being back (luckily no time difference) but still surreal waking up in one country and going to bed in another.
Very Blessed by the trip to Haiti!
I cannot wait to share! (which will also help me process all of it!) But it may take a few days to get to share all of the pictures and all of the things I learned and experienced because we are hitting the ground running this week and life does not wait for you to catch up!
More soon!
Monday, October 31, 2011
Friday, October 21, 2011
Haiti...TOMORROW!
Haiti is tomorrow! craziness.
I have most of the packing done but definitely need to finish that up tonight and get a few things taken care of that are still on my list of things to do. Brian was great and let me do a lot of stuff last night (and he helped) since we have had a crazy week with his accident and getting a new car for him.
Did I tell you that I was SO excited. Ready? well God knows I am as ready as I can be. I am so excited to see what he is doing down there and get to be a part of it. I have no idea what all he has in store but I know it will be good.
Something BIG to pray for is my health and malaria pills. I started taking them 1 week prior to leaving but they are not settling well with me. There are tons of side affects and of course I have a few. Pray that they would not interfere with my attitude and ability. The biggest deterrent would be if I get dehydrated (seeing how even after drinking tons of water I constantly feel thirsty!) and I will be expending a lot of energy and sweat while there.
I know that God has all of this. And he knew my doctor would prescribe the kind he did and that I would be sick from them etc etc etc...so I choose to trust him with it. And as I type this my fingers/hands and toes/legs are tingling which is not a good thing. (3 hours later) I called the doctor and pharmacist again to now be told to stop my Mefloquine and start taking Doxycycline because that was a severe side effect. Doxycycline is in the same family as Tetracycline which I know messes with me a lot but is supposed to be less hard on the stomach and is a lower dosage than I took when I took Tetracycline in collage (Lynda and Beth will remember that experience).. All this to say prayers are needed that it all works out and is better with the new meds. Apparently I have a low tolerance for antibiotics...who knew...this is why I never take medicine.
So pray that I would have his eyes and his ears and that I would continue to abide in him so that he can use me as his tool because I can do nothing apart from him!
I have most of the packing done but definitely need to finish that up tonight and get a few things taken care of that are still on my list of things to do. Brian was great and let me do a lot of stuff last night (and he helped) since we have had a crazy week with his accident and getting a new car for him.
Did I tell you that I was SO excited. Ready? well God knows I am as ready as I can be. I am so excited to see what he is doing down there and get to be a part of it. I have no idea what all he has in store but I know it will be good.
Something BIG to pray for is my health and malaria pills. I started taking them 1 week prior to leaving but they are not settling well with me. There are tons of side affects and of course I have a few. Pray that they would not interfere with my attitude and ability. The biggest deterrent would be if I get dehydrated (seeing how even after drinking tons of water I constantly feel thirsty!) and I will be expending a lot of energy and sweat while there.
I know that God has all of this. And he knew my doctor would prescribe the kind he did and that I would be sick from them etc etc etc...so I choose to trust him with it. And as I type this my fingers/hands and toes/legs are tingling which is not a good thing. (3 hours later) I called the doctor and pharmacist again to now be told to stop my Mefloquine and start taking Doxycycline because that was a severe side effect. Doxycycline is in the same family as Tetracycline which I know messes with me a lot but is supposed to be less hard on the stomach and is a lower dosage than I took when I took Tetracycline in collage (Lynda and Beth will remember that experience).. All this to say prayers are needed that it all works out and is better with the new meds. Apparently I have a low tolerance for antibiotics...who knew...this is why I never take medicine.
So pray that I would have his eyes and his ears and that I would continue to abide in him so that he can use me as his tool because I can do nothing apart from him!
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
On My Heart
I have been reading a "blog update" about a family I do not know. They are constantly on my mind and heart.
One of my friends on facebook put up this blog about a family in their church (the father is one of the pastors there). The mom has cancer. She found out while she was pregnant with their 3rd child. They did what they could to treat her as long as it would not affect the baby's health. They then prepared to deliver at 32weeks (with giving steroids to help lung development etc before giving birth). I could not even imagine how hard it was to balance both of their health's and knowing the risks of each.
The baby was born a month or so ago (and has been home from the hospital for about 2 weeks) and she is healthy. What a blessing. The mother on the other hand is not in as great shape. The cancer has spread to her lungs and they call it stage 4 which is supposed to be un-curable. The doctors are treating it and have had some results with patients beating it.
I know that my God is BIG enough to heal her. I know that he is Powerful enough to heal her. I just don't know if that is His will. I know a lot of people who have lost people to cancer. God is the one maintaining our lives and even the cancer inside us. Its hard to understand. Its hard to accept that God will use all things (even the really hard and sad things) in our lives for OUR good. To make us more like him.
I know that their whole church family is rallying around them and being the hands and feet of Christ. I also know that they have been in constant prayer. I guess my fear is for all those who pray that they would not see God in the chance that he chooses to use her life in a different way to show his glory than healing her. I hope they are rooted and grounded in the Lord to know at the end of the day he is still good and she will be with Him in Heaven if it is her time.
Again I am not sure why this is so important to me but it seems to constantly be on my heart and mind. I don't even know them but I feel the pain of others when it comes to losing or possibly losing someone. Maybe its a new realization of how fragile life is and how real death is.
I feel like my heart and my mind are at odds. I know that if we ask anything in his name then it shall be given. We also have the ability to pray big prayers. But I also know it is His will not mine that I should also pray. So where does God meet us in all of this? I am not sure. I know that he loves us. That he is good. That he hears us. And that he uses EVERYTHING for our good! (Making us more like him). So I guess, we trust that he has it and hope that he would heal...and choose to trust him in the chaos if he doesn't.
One of my friends on facebook put up this blog about a family in their church (the father is one of the pastors there). The mom has cancer. She found out while she was pregnant with their 3rd child. They did what they could to treat her as long as it would not affect the baby's health. They then prepared to deliver at 32weeks (with giving steroids to help lung development etc before giving birth). I could not even imagine how hard it was to balance both of their health's and knowing the risks of each.
The baby was born a month or so ago (and has been home from the hospital for about 2 weeks) and she is healthy. What a blessing. The mother on the other hand is not in as great shape. The cancer has spread to her lungs and they call it stage 4 which is supposed to be un-curable. The doctors are treating it and have had some results with patients beating it.
I know that my God is BIG enough to heal her. I know that he is Powerful enough to heal her. I just don't know if that is His will. I know a lot of people who have lost people to cancer. God is the one maintaining our lives and even the cancer inside us. Its hard to understand. Its hard to accept that God will use all things (even the really hard and sad things) in our lives for OUR good. To make us more like him.
I know that their whole church family is rallying around them and being the hands and feet of Christ. I also know that they have been in constant prayer. I guess my fear is for all those who pray that they would not see God in the chance that he chooses to use her life in a different way to show his glory than healing her. I hope they are rooted and grounded in the Lord to know at the end of the day he is still good and she will be with Him in Heaven if it is her time.
Again I am not sure why this is so important to me but it seems to constantly be on my heart and mind. I don't even know them but I feel the pain of others when it comes to losing or possibly losing someone. Maybe its a new realization of how fragile life is and how real death is.
I feel like my heart and my mind are at odds. I know that if we ask anything in his name then it shall be given. We also have the ability to pray big prayers. But I also know it is His will not mine that I should also pray. So where does God meet us in all of this? I am not sure. I know that he loves us. That he is good. That he hears us. And that he uses EVERYTHING for our good! (Making us more like him). So I guess, we trust that he has it and hope that he would heal...and choose to trust him in the chaos if he doesn't.
Monday, October 17, 2011
Communion
Okay so I love to take communion. I guess I love the focus and doing it "in remembrance" of him. I also have experienced a lot of different traditions of how one take communion.
The most familiar way of taking communion for me is having grape juice and bread that you tear from and then dip into the cup. I dont think that there is a right or wrong answer to what needs to be used as long as we are doing it as a remembrance of the Lord. As someone who was new to taking communion and didn't grow up in a church anytime that I go to a new church I am that person watching and taking ques from others on how they do it here. Maybe it is just me but I really appreciate when churches explain the communion aspect (and how the specific church takes it) so that a new believer or a visitor does not feel out of place.
This weekend I got to help serve communion at FUMC at the Saturday night service. Brian and I were asked by Wayne when we got there. No big deal right. Then the panicky non-traditional church goer (me) started to get anxious. I told Brian that I wanted to do the cup and not bread (I could not think of what people say when you take the bread). I then tried to focus on worship and remember that the Lord is good and its okay. He is bigger than words that I say during communion.
I got the cup that represents the blood of Christ shed for us. It was really awesome to see people looking down as they dipped their bread (the body) into the cup (the blood) as I said "this is Christ blood shed for you" and then to see their eyes as they look up at you. I felt like I saw what God saw on the cross, each one of us. He kept seeing our faces. Each individual one. Oh what a joy it was to experience that and to tell people that it was shed for them.
Okay so not to make light of that amazing time and gift the Lord gave me through being able to serve communion but he also reminded me of how human we are and how the Lord has a sense of humor...
So one guy came to dunk his bread and he dropped it in. He then looked up at me for a cue on what he should do next (after a moment to think) I told him to grab another piece from Brian. I then said "And this is still Christ blood shed for you." I hope that you caught that. I dont know why I said it (I was trying to make light of an awkward situation). He laughed and all was good :)
The next thing that took me by surprise was when an older gentleman grabbed my hands that were holding the cup and began to try and drink from it (luckily the lady he was with in front of him stopped him). I was so shocked and didn't know what to do.
I should also mention that Brian, half way through, began to tear off pieces of bread for people to take because a lady came with her hands out to receive and not to tear it off.
Then after everyone has gone through Wayne comes to serve us communion starting with Brian (and taking his bread from him) but I was still holding the cup so I went to say that "this is Christ blood shed for you" but Wayne did too so I stopped half way through the sentence. It was also funny that Brian managed to drip juice all over my hand (when no one else had).
The next morning at church (the one I work at) Billy was talking and mentioned that one time they ran out of grape juice (because there was an exceptionally large group) and used Dr. Pepper as a substitute.
I guess if this kind of stuff happens you never know about it because you are not paying attention to what everyone else is doing
In all of these things I dont think the Lord was less present and it was less meaningful. For we "do it in remembrance of Him." I think it shows his love for us just as we are, imperfect, and his garce in our lives. I loved the opportunity!
The most familiar way of taking communion for me is having grape juice and bread that you tear from and then dip into the cup. I dont think that there is a right or wrong answer to what needs to be used as long as we are doing it as a remembrance of the Lord. As someone who was new to taking communion and didn't grow up in a church anytime that I go to a new church I am that person watching and taking ques from others on how they do it here. Maybe it is just me but I really appreciate when churches explain the communion aspect (and how the specific church takes it) so that a new believer or a visitor does not feel out of place.
This weekend I got to help serve communion at FUMC at the Saturday night service. Brian and I were asked by Wayne when we got there. No big deal right. Then the panicky non-traditional church goer (me) started to get anxious. I told Brian that I wanted to do the cup and not bread (I could not think of what people say when you take the bread). I then tried to focus on worship and remember that the Lord is good and its okay. He is bigger than words that I say during communion.
I got the cup that represents the blood of Christ shed for us. It was really awesome to see people looking down as they dipped their bread (the body) into the cup (the blood) as I said "this is Christ blood shed for you" and then to see their eyes as they look up at you. I felt like I saw what God saw on the cross, each one of us. He kept seeing our faces. Each individual one. Oh what a joy it was to experience that and to tell people that it was shed for them.
Okay so not to make light of that amazing time and gift the Lord gave me through being able to serve communion but he also reminded me of how human we are and how the Lord has a sense of humor...
So one guy came to dunk his bread and he dropped it in. He then looked up at me for a cue on what he should do next (after a moment to think) I told him to grab another piece from Brian. I then said "And this is still Christ blood shed for you." I hope that you caught that. I dont know why I said it (I was trying to make light of an awkward situation). He laughed and all was good :)
The next thing that took me by surprise was when an older gentleman grabbed my hands that were holding the cup and began to try and drink from it (luckily the lady he was with in front of him stopped him). I was so shocked and didn't know what to do.
I should also mention that Brian, half way through, began to tear off pieces of bread for people to take because a lady came with her hands out to receive and not to tear it off.
Then after everyone has gone through Wayne comes to serve us communion starting with Brian (and taking his bread from him) but I was still holding the cup so I went to say that "this is Christ blood shed for you" but Wayne did too so I stopped half way through the sentence. It was also funny that Brian managed to drip juice all over my hand (when no one else had).
The next morning at church (the one I work at) Billy was talking and mentioned that one time they ran out of grape juice (because there was an exceptionally large group) and used Dr. Pepper as a substitute.
I guess if this kind of stuff happens you never know about it because you are not paying attention to what everyone else is doing
In all of these things I dont think the Lord was less present and it was less meaningful. For we "do it in remembrance of Him." I think it shows his love for us just as we are, imperfect, and his garce in our lives. I loved the opportunity!
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
YUM...
Oh man why has no one ever told me about the best website ever! I promise check it out...I am still going through the "favorites" section and there are thousands of recipes. All different kinds of things: one dish meals, desserts, appetizers, vegetarian, sides and snacks.
http://foodgawker.com/popular/favorites/
Also play with the website a little because I think you can save and store your favorite recipes.
AMAZING :) I think November will have to be a month of new things to try...
Enjoy!
http://foodgawker.com/popular/favorites/
Also play with the website a little because I think you can save and store your favorite recipes.
AMAZING :) I think November will have to be a month of new things to try...
Enjoy!
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Simply Blessed...
Amazed! So excited. Joy and peace overflowing.
Some days are definitely better than others when it comes to motivation to do stuff. My productive in my walk with Jesus also falls into this. There are days that are very unmotivated. Yet by his grace he continues to finish the work that he has started (making me more like him).
Since Brian has been working with the college group at FUMC it has been a little bit of a roller coaster of chaos and strain on us (seeing that we are invested in two different churches makes our lives less together). Brian loves what he is doing and it is great experience for him (and I am grateful for both of those things). Yet, in the midst of that I knew the part-time job would not be part-time and I knew things would change from the awesome time we had since he finished undergrad (p.s. that was not reality but God's grace on us for two months). And so I pout. I pout and grumble and complain about whatever it is that I do not like. (yes, I know I am the only one who does this...ha). And yet God says, "I have this Megan" (along with a lot of other things that I would rather not give away to him right now).
3 summers ago, (yes its been three summers!) I went to Branson, MO for a summer program that the Lord would use to change my life and is continuing to change my life. Discipleship Focus is a summer program for college and 20 somethings to come and learn about a God who loves them and wants a relationship with him. Will and Betty who wrote the book you go through and started the non profit did so for Young Life leaders to go and be refreshed and ready to be sent back to their ministries. I would have to say having this right before I went on student staff my junior year of college was much needed (especially after that crazy sophomore year that I had).
How do these things come together? Brian doing college ministry and my summer (Brian just so happened to be there too) in Branson? Brian is using the book that Will Wyatt wrote as the curriculum for small groups and I get to help him go through it and condense it for the purpose of small groups (because you really do need several times in a week to look, study and digest all that it encompasses). So pretty much what I am doing is reading through the chapters and marking important things and highlighting stuff. I then outline the chapter and give ideas about what small group should discuss. I then give it to Brian and he takes it and emails to leaders of the small group (tweaking what he doesn't like and what he is going to use for his talk that he gives on wed nights).
SO the whole reason for this blog comes out of my lunch break today. I went home and finished reading the chapter for next week and started outlining it. Mind you when I think of my lunch time I like to have an escape (not totally sure why) through tv or reading a book. So today I have been debating with my self all morning whether or not I will work on it at lunch today and thankfully by God's Grace I did. The Lord definitely needed to speak some truth into my life again and remind me of some stuff.
Ministry is HIS alone! All ministry is his!
Yes, I knew this and learned this once before (3yrs ago) but today God reminded me. He uses me in his ministry not because he needs me. Oh no! He needs nothing. The story of Saul (Paul) and his transformation and ministry is discussed in this chapter as well. He went off and did stuff for the Lord in his own name and not the Lords. Then the Lord sent him away for 10years to learn about the Lord and to grow in relationship with him. For 10years. And then he sent him out in His name for His ministry.
Being in Texas and doing ministry has been very different. I feel like because I am not doing stuff that makes me feel the most alive that I am not apart of His ministry. But this is the time in the desert (as I have said many times before) and I am learning to be in a relationship in the midst of all of it so that when its easy to do so and feel close to the Lord (when he is using the ministry he has chosen me to be used as His tool in then I will see and be even more blessed).
Because we are blessed when he allows us to be a part of what He is doing. We are blessed. I am still blessed by the ministry I got to be a part of in CO. Thats right. For a little bit, I think I forgot that it was a privilege and nothing on my own that allowed me to be a part of what happened in CO. How good of a God do we have that he still lets me experience it, how gracious and how wonderful.
Hopeful. That is where the Joy and peace that I am feeling come in at. Haiti is 12 days away! I am so excited that the Lord knew from my beginning that on Oct 22nd I would be landing in Haiti and spending the next 8 days there. I am excited but so grateful that the Lord put me right back in my place and reminded me that it is a blessing, truly an honor to be let in on something He is doing.
So Lord, thank you in advance. You have made this daughters heart to serve and she is blessed and overjoyed to be able to go and to serve in your name and be a part of what you are already doing .
Some days are definitely better than others when it comes to motivation to do stuff. My productive in my walk with Jesus also falls into this. There are days that are very unmotivated. Yet by his grace he continues to finish the work that he has started (making me more like him).
Since Brian has been working with the college group at FUMC it has been a little bit of a roller coaster of chaos and strain on us (seeing that we are invested in two different churches makes our lives less together). Brian loves what he is doing and it is great experience for him (and I am grateful for both of those things). Yet, in the midst of that I knew the part-time job would not be part-time and I knew things would change from the awesome time we had since he finished undergrad (p.s. that was not reality but God's grace on us for two months). And so I pout. I pout and grumble and complain about whatever it is that I do not like. (yes, I know I am the only one who does this...ha). And yet God says, "I have this Megan" (along with a lot of other things that I would rather not give away to him right now).
3 summers ago, (yes its been three summers!) I went to Branson, MO for a summer program that the Lord would use to change my life and is continuing to change my life. Discipleship Focus is a summer program for college and 20 somethings to come and learn about a God who loves them and wants a relationship with him. Will and Betty who wrote the book you go through and started the non profit did so for Young Life leaders to go and be refreshed and ready to be sent back to their ministries. I would have to say having this right before I went on student staff my junior year of college was much needed (especially after that crazy sophomore year that I had).
How do these things come together? Brian doing college ministry and my summer (Brian just so happened to be there too) in Branson? Brian is using the book that Will Wyatt wrote as the curriculum for small groups and I get to help him go through it and condense it for the purpose of small groups (because you really do need several times in a week to look, study and digest all that it encompasses). So pretty much what I am doing is reading through the chapters and marking important things and highlighting stuff. I then outline the chapter and give ideas about what small group should discuss. I then give it to Brian and he takes it and emails to leaders of the small group (tweaking what he doesn't like and what he is going to use for his talk that he gives on wed nights).
SO the whole reason for this blog comes out of my lunch break today. I went home and finished reading the chapter for next week and started outlining it. Mind you when I think of my lunch time I like to have an escape (not totally sure why) through tv or reading a book. So today I have been debating with my self all morning whether or not I will work on it at lunch today and thankfully by God's Grace I did. The Lord definitely needed to speak some truth into my life again and remind me of some stuff.
Ministry is HIS alone! All ministry is his!
Yes, I knew this and learned this once before (3yrs ago) but today God reminded me. He uses me in his ministry not because he needs me. Oh no! He needs nothing. The story of Saul (Paul) and his transformation and ministry is discussed in this chapter as well. He went off and did stuff for the Lord in his own name and not the Lords. Then the Lord sent him away for 10years to learn about the Lord and to grow in relationship with him. For 10years. And then he sent him out in His name for His ministry.
Being in Texas and doing ministry has been very different. I feel like because I am not doing stuff that makes me feel the most alive that I am not apart of His ministry. But this is the time in the desert (as I have said many times before) and I am learning to be in a relationship in the midst of all of it so that when its easy to do so and feel close to the Lord (when he is using the ministry he has chosen me to be used as His tool in then I will see and be even more blessed).
Because we are blessed when he allows us to be a part of what He is doing. We are blessed. I am still blessed by the ministry I got to be a part of in CO. Thats right. For a little bit, I think I forgot that it was a privilege and nothing on my own that allowed me to be a part of what happened in CO. How good of a God do we have that he still lets me experience it, how gracious and how wonderful.
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| When I came, a few of them took off work and drove up to go to church and lunch with me after working the night before. |
Hopeful. That is where the Joy and peace that I am feeling come in at. Haiti is 12 days away! I am so excited that the Lord knew from my beginning that on Oct 22nd I would be landing in Haiti and spending the next 8 days there. I am excited but so grateful that the Lord put me right back in my place and reminded me that it is a blessing, truly an honor to be let in on something He is doing.
So Lord, thank you in advance. You have made this daughters heart to serve and she is blessed and overjoyed to be able to go and to serve in your name and be a part of what you are already doing .
Monday, October 10, 2011
Colorado Fall 2011
LOVE!
I love Colorado for so many reasons! The leaves. Some of my favorite people. And the beauty that lies with the mountains.
It was so good to go visit. And of course it went way too fast and I brought a cold back with me since I did not sleep much :) Luckily just a few days after getting back (lots of Vitamin C and Sleep) I was good to go.
Highlights of the trip:
Real Einsteins Bagels (oh man the smell and the awesome freshness that is Einsteins is not the same at the one at Baylor).
Friends! Friends who know a lot about you and know that you are upset even when you insist that you are not (which may lead to tears but also to being able to talk about things). Oh how I miss this. So good for my heart.
Massages and Shopping with my best friend. Nothing is better. I love our tradition that we have started. So nice to relax and to have someone to go shopping with. I am pretty sure she picked out most if not all of what I bought (all of which I needed but fun none the less).
Making new memories. Great memories. Waking up at 1am and Lynda is still up watching the movie but I thought surely everyone is asleep so I went to turn down/off the movie (mind you this is in the climax). I then began to climb over where she is laying (she says hi to me but I am so out of it I do not hear). I then turn the tv down to nothing and she is like, "hey I am still watching that"! bahahah...who knew. Then while we were shopping I went to a store that I have yet to find in Waco because I usually find things that I like there. By this time I am dehydrated from the message and just cant find anything. So disappointed. Then the saving grace (ha!) Lynda found me something. Quote: "Oh thank God, finally."
Some things that I learned. CCU no longer feels like home when you drive up to campus. Just a place that holds many memories with many people. This is good. Closure really. Everyone has their new life and going back there would be awesome to be so close but I would fit into the puzzle of their lives differently then I did before which is just a product of time. But oh what a thankful heart I have that Jesus allowed me to go.
I love Colorado for so many reasons! The leaves. Some of my favorite people. And the beauty that lies with the mountains.
It was so good to go visit. And of course it went way too fast and I brought a cold back with me since I did not sleep much :) Luckily just a few days after getting back (lots of Vitamin C and Sleep) I was good to go.
Highlights of the trip:
Real Einsteins Bagels (oh man the smell and the awesome freshness that is Einsteins is not the same at the one at Baylor).
Friends! Friends who know a lot about you and know that you are upset even when you insist that you are not (which may lead to tears but also to being able to talk about things). Oh how I miss this. So good for my heart.
Massages and Shopping with my best friend. Nothing is better. I love our tradition that we have started. So nice to relax and to have someone to go shopping with. I am pretty sure she picked out most if not all of what I bought (all of which I needed but fun none the less).
Making new memories. Great memories. Waking up at 1am and Lynda is still up watching the movie but I thought surely everyone is asleep so I went to turn down/off the movie (mind you this is in the climax). I then began to climb over where she is laying (she says hi to me but I am so out of it I do not hear). I then turn the tv down to nothing and she is like, "hey I am still watching that"! bahahah...who knew. Then while we were shopping I went to a store that I have yet to find in Waco because I usually find things that I like there. By this time I am dehydrated from the message and just cant find anything. So disappointed. Then the saving grace (ha!) Lynda found me something. Quote: "Oh thank God, finally."
Some things that I learned. CCU no longer feels like home when you drive up to campus. Just a place that holds many memories with many people. This is good. Closure really. Everyone has their new life and going back there would be awesome to be so close but I would fit into the puzzle of their lives differently then I did before which is just a product of time. But oh what a thankful heart I have that Jesus allowed me to go.
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Just a song I heard...
Hearing the heart breaking stories of others who have lost their mom's or really anyone close to them brings me to a place of reliance on Jesus like never before. I dont ever want Him to let go of me because sometimes its hard to hold on to him (or anything really) in the midst of heart break...
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Happy Wednesday...
I think sometimes we need this reminder and its SO super cute! I just had to share!
(yes it is from someones facebook but well worth borrowing).
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