


The service this weekend was on Truth. Battling those lies that the Devil likes to creep into your mind, debilitating you, making you want to run for cover and hold your babies close. The truth---Jamie will be fine...better than fine, he'll be fantastic! He's going to learn so much about God and grow deeper in his faith. We are so blessed to have him as a son. And we all are going to have a fun week just hanging as a family of 4 for the moment! Corey and Riley will get more one on one and it's going to be good!
Do you guys read Ann Voskamp? Seriously, check her post today! I was in tears (again...what is wrong with me?!? I feel like the Grinch growing a heart!) It's about Peter fishing all night and getting nothing, then Jesus says to go back out and their nets were overflowing. Life is hard, but if we trust in God's leading blessings will overflow our lives. Got me thinking big time. Jim is planning a pretty big trip next month to scope out a possible job. It's scary. A big move would be involved...kiss that comfort zone goodbye. So many questions....like how do you know it's God's leading and not your own head making you think it's God...or how do you know if God is holding you back or Satan sabotaging your path? Lots of prayer going out for this trip! (Jim will be going alone, so I have to totally let go of that whole control issue and trust Him to be lead....ahhhhhhh...)
Anyway, have a great week...we're super busy, so I might not be around much for the next couple of weeks, but I'll be back (I feel like the terminator!)
9 comments:
I am laughing at your phrase "Suck it up Buttercup". I "try" to be that way with my boys, but often fail. LOL I hope your son has tons of fun while he is away!
Thinking of you, and praying for you, sweetie. All will be well. God loves you, and will protect you. Trust in Him.
Have a wonderful week!
Teehee... I'm laughing at "Cheeseman Coaches" ... being from WI, it's funny to me!
{God Bless!}
So, I was totally curious about the bus...we have a campus in Monroe so I thought that maybe it was one of our church member's businesses...Nope! It's from Milligville (which I have NO idea where that's at!)
Shelly, I was so glad my daughters never wanted to go away to camp.We did a lot of family camping, usually letting them take a friend of two. My oldest daughter went as a counselor a few years ago with the junior high girls from church. She was 20 and I missed her and worried about her. She was so glad to see us when we went to get her!
Yes, her dad drove to Iowa to pick her up instead of meeting the bus at church! We took her to eat pizza immediately; she was starving:)
I went to the site you suggested and was blown away with the article. Thanks for the head's up; I'm a follower of that site now.
When we had been married 14 years, God moved us from Dallas to the middle of Illinois. It was the best thing for our family. Definitely pray together, but bathe your husband in prayer since he is the one responsible for making the decision. Pray that he will discern God's leading. That's just my thought; you'll be fine.
Great post!
Debbie
Cheeseman Coaches are great! Paul(the owner) is wonderful to deal with and they didn't even pay me to say that. It sounds like we need to chat...where is Jim headed?
How cool for those kids to get to go to camp! My son goes next month and he cannot wait!
I think you are so brave--giving it over to God and resting in His promises. Even if it's not an easy path, He's got your back. And your family's!
I did the same thing recently with a HUGE decision--my job was to open a door and let God work things out as He wanted to.
Oh, it's hard to let them go! Trust me, I'm just like you. I try to be all tough, but watching them drive away just slays me :(
I was smiling at the Head Check. My son has had a buzz cut for years, and when he zooms through the health line at camp, I'm again reminded why he likes it.
Post a Comment