These lines called to mind something that Nick and I have been discussing, and that we've been learning about in our Sunday School class, Abraham. How do I get Abraham from springtime? Well, you have to follow me for a minute. We know that God is always faithful to bring about his promises, just as he was with Abraham, and just as he does each spring when he brings new life from that which appeared dead. Even when we're not sure how he's going to do it, like Abraham was with Sarah's barrenness or when he was called to sacrifice Isaac, we know that as long as we follow His direction, He will fulfill what He has begun in us. The important lesson we have learned from Abraham is to trust in God's faithfulness, always striving to have that "Here I am Lord" attitude.
God has always been faithful to get us through whatever He asks of us, and it is with this in mind that I'd like to give everyone a closer glimpse into what life is like during a deployment. I think of this a bit like a prayer journal. If you keep one over an extended period of time, you can see how your needs are met perfectly. Because I am confident that God will provide for us I'd like to share all this with you. In keeping with this new theme, I'll be changing the title and design a bit, when I get around to it.
I hope you all enjoy coming along for this ride with us! Oh, and if you have a suggestion for a good place to get a blog theme, please send them my way. Thanks!
3 comments:
You inspired me this morning with your beautiful thoughts. I've never kept a journal, even though Susan gave me one. It's a matter of time for me. But looking back from my almost 73 years of trusting God and trying to stay in that "Here am I, Lord" spirit (I must confess to the sin of trying to do things my way at times)I can assure you that God does "work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose." Romans 8:28. I shall look forward to following this line of thinking of yours.
Love, Bobo
That's my baby girl! Proverbs 3:5-6... And then there's that song the choir at First Woodway would sing from time to time: "Trust and never doubt. Jesus will surely bring you out. He never failed me yet."
Great pictures with that new camera, too. Love you -
Mom
I can tell you are a writer, Lindsay!
I'll continue to keep you and Nick in my thoughts. You will make it through...and you can come over anytime you want to go for a walk with Levi and I! A place for backgrounds...www.cutestblogontheblog.com.
Or something like that?
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