#embraceyourlegacy
I started writing this on January 16, 2020 when I could finally say I accepted that Dad would cross the finish line and be healed but not the same finish line that you and I see. He would be healed when he crossed the finish line in heaven.
#clotheyourselfwithstrength
Let’s open our bibles to Proverbs 31:25 NIV “Strength and dignity are her clothing, and she can laugh at the days to come”.
~Before we pull the covers and our feet hit the floor, let’s clothe ourselves in strength so that the Joy of the Lord will carry us into our tomorrows~
#gifts
My word for 2020 will be gifts. I believe it will take on different meanings with different scriptures throughout the year. Today I am choosing to reflect on 1Peter 4:10 NIV; “As each one has received a special gift, employ it in serving one another as good stewards of the manifold grace of God”.
#Hiswillforyou
~If only we understood the ripple effect one simple yes could make~
Mary Did you Know is one of my favorite Christmas songs. My 1st God wink for writing today’s blog came to mind during this year’s Live Nativity performances at Herbert church. When Mary was told by the Angel Gabriel about baby Jesus, did she really know what was to come?
#harvest
The definition of harvest; the process or period of gathering in crops. The product or result of an action. The key word here is “action”. When I think of harvest, it’s easy for me to see the result and not the hard work & production behind the result. I had the pleasure of asking a few friends and family what harvest meant to them. It has been such a blessing to me, I wanted to share with you all.
#glory
~It is through my humility that I shine His glory~
I can’t believe God used me to bring glory to his name. When I think of the word glory, I also think of humility. It is through my humility that I shine His glory.
In different seasons of our lives, God uses us. For this season of my life, it happens to be through my running journey.
~Having a purpose for our endurance, the process to the outcome becomes obtainable~
I just completed my first 31 days in a 90-day challenge called “Last 90 Days” with Rachel & Dave Hollis. I made it 31 days with no coffee. So, what gave me the endurance to follow through? I had a purpose to complete something that I knew would be a challenge, but it was worth that sacrifice. Because I cut coffee out completely, I took away any temptation to have it.
