"In Him our hearts rejoice, for we trust in His Holy Name" ~Psalm 33:21
Under Construction!
Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps
If you go to my blog and it looks different every time it is because it is Under Construction! I did a header for a friend of mine and I am inspired to make my blog look better...it has been boring long enough!!
Well, I had started with trying to make my own background and I was up until after midnight last night. So, I went to a website and got a pre-designed one and just made a header to match. So...the background is all someone else and the header I did. I also designed my friend, Krista's...she is on my blog list...you can go see what hers looks like. I just created it in a photo editing software program and then inserted it in the header.
I often hear people say that they wish they could go back and be a kid again. I would not want to go back to my childhood to save my life. It was less than pleasant much of the time. The thing that got me through those tough years were people that God placed in my life. I had so many amazing families that came along and made me feel just like their very own family. I was in high school struggling through my business accounting class. I had been attending a little church for awhile and I knew this sweet lady that went to church there was an accountant. I was a little shy but I asked for her help anyhow. I went to her house a few times for help and she was an amazing help with my accounting homework! That was just the beginning of a wonderful relationship. When I was a senior in high school, Audra asked me to move in with her. She had two children - Rachael and Riley. I would help with the kids and she would b...
Redemption is sweet! Isn't it? I know you have heard that phrase, right? Well, while earthly redemption is sweet, redemption from Christ is the sweetest kind a person can experience. Most of you know my story. You know that I struggled for many years with feeling unlovable due to past sin...a sin that I thought was tattooed on my forehead for all to see. I was determined that no one loved me IF they only knew all about me and at the same time, I was convinced that everyone must have known about my secret because my self-esteem reflected the idea that no one loved me regardless of knowing. Does that make sense? Basically, I just didn't feel like I was loved. The bottom line, I didn't love myself. That was what spurred all of this senseless thinking on. Even after I was married to the man who knew my secret and told me he loved me for me, regardless of my past, I just could not believe that. And if I could not believe tha...
Two days in a row!!! Crazy, huh?! :) I have started reading a book that one of my closest friends recommended: Messy Beautiful Friendship . I am on page 38 and I think it is one of the best books I have ever read. This lady knows me. I want to quote something she said in her book and show you how beautifully it tied in with my Bible study for today. "When I am disappointed with my friendships and I take time to dig a little deeper in my heart, I inevitably find that I'm looking for my friends to relate to me as only God can. I want God to give me good friends and when he has, I've been prone to shove him aside for the attention, wisdom, and companionship of those friends, despite knowing that they were intended as gifts rather than replacements. People are not fillers for a present God, and God is not a placeholder for future friends." (Messy Beautiful Friendship, Christine Hoover, pg. 38) She goes on to describe how God has t...
Comments