Tag: love
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Eight Birthdays
Reflecting today on my daughter’s birthday. Today is the eight birthday since God called her Home.
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An Act of Personal Sacrifice
Jesus chose us. He looks past the broken and damaged people that we are and teaches us what it truly means to love beyond full measure.
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Grieving is a Weird Thing
Grieving is a complex experience, marked by a painful void that leads to emotional turmoil and fear of forgetting the deceased. However, one clings to these memories, seeking solace in faith and strength to move forward.
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The Pieces Of My Heart
Last night I had a dream about my daughter Kate. It’s been almost seven years now since she went Home to be with the Lord. In the dream she was in a coma, not like it was in real life, with her connected to tubes and a ventilator and no hair; swollen from the medications.…
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Where’s My Mo-Ti-Va-Tion
The author expresses frustration in their journey of letting go of life’s burdens while feeling stagnant. After struggling, they realize the importance of self-care and reflection, ultimately shifting to a more positive mindset about their progress and personal growth.
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Are the things in my life serving me or am I am slave to them?
The author reflects on possessions that no longer serve their life, questioning their purpose and contemplating a move. They realize it’s time to reassess and declutter to align with current values.
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What He CHOSE to do
When I think about appreciating God’s Love and looking at that Love demonstrated through Jesus life and death on the cross, I find, that more and more there is something that stands out to me. He didn’t HAVE to do it. He had the POWER to say no. He didn’t HAVE to endure the temptations.…
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Beautifully Broken
Do you feel intimidated when you look at a brand new Bible? I know I do. They just look wrong to my eyes. They are just so new. Intimidating. As if they are too holy to be touched by human hands. Have you ever gone Bible watching? It’s kind of like Walmart people watching, only…
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I Give Myself Permission TO….
The author reflects on personal growth, emphasizing the importance of self-permission to let go, simplify life, and embrace new experiences for inner peace.