When I was a nineteen year old bride, walking down the aisle after we were pronounced husband and wife, I felt happy--yes--but there was a glimmer of sadness, too. For months we'd been planning every part of this wedding and now it was over. Of course the joy of being a wife and being married returned, but I'll not forget that feeling that came wispy-like fog that covers a bright sunny morning into gloom.
What about you? Are you in pain, or so sick you almost wished you would die to be relieved of the pain and discomfort? Are you watching someone who is ill or in a severe depression? This may be a gift from God...
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays and is an American tradition.
When helping someone who is grieving, just come alongside them. Don't try to give words of wisdom. The griever just needs someone to be with them.
If Jesus has the time--Jesus who is God, the Creator of the Universe, cares about the flowers, how much more does He care about you!
And only this time of the year, when the sun comes through, it touches an arrangement of flowers on a coffee table.
Hello dear friends, Below is my most recent newsletter. As you've noticed, I haven't sent out a newsletter for some time. I've been busy with a very important project you will read about in the newsletter. For those of you who are new on my blog list, I hope after reading this letter, you might [...]
When someone is going through grief, sometimes people are afraid to approach the grieving person.
We are grieving. Things feel out of control.
...the day before, on September 10, a light in a dark world was needlessly shot and killed as he was reasoning with students.
