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Nothing tests our faith, our fortitude or our patience quite like motherhood. When you endure difficulty, in your finances, in your health, in your relationships, are you prone to fear or worry? Here's how we can be sure to respond with truth when life weighs us down.
Moms, when we are exhausted, our inspiration can run dry, and we often feel feeble in our attempts to create our homes, to love, and to celebrate. But even in those moments, especially in those moments, God's voice cuts through and leads us and blesses our children more than we could ever imagine.
Has your child ever been in a medical crises? For most of us, we will experience the awful feeling of worry and rush to the ER at least once with our little ones, but how we choose to respond there can make all the difference to the hearts of our family members as well as our own! Are you ready to respond well?
The topic of anxiety and worry is a fresh one for me. I both feel like I have something to offer on the topic, yet not because I still don't have a solid solution for handling my own worry.
But I have definitely learned a lot about how to cope with it.
Mary Did You Know? Is stuck in my head.
I recall the lyrics of this beautiful song for weeks after Christmas every year, but this year it has a special meaning.
As I gaze upon him, my heart beating outside my body, my newborn son.
“Mary did you know that when you kiss your little baby, you kiss the face of God?”
I never wanted to play it safe.
In those rare minutes when the noise of life is quieter than His whisper against my insides, I welcome risk. I want adventure and a life-rush that might empty every last drop of me and dreams that keep my eyes open during otherwise-normal days. I'll take the threat of danger, if it means I get more of Him. I want unconventional, even when it's coupled with the prospect of clearing my bank account or my fuel tank or my carefully planned schedule.
Yes, even with my children in mind, when life is still and my pulse tells me He is near, I'm Caleb and the giants are small.
