Grace and peace to you to.
(Yesterday on the blog: When God Took Away: His Goodness in My Grief)
I identify with this. “When I was younger, I thought about knowledge as if it was a bank: that what I stored in my mind would be safe and accessible, and that once I had it, I would have it forever. Now I know that my bank is not a very good one. Not the kind I’d trust my money with, anyway.”
“To put in a flower bed, you clear the ground of rocks, debris, and weeds. You use good soil and quality plants. You stand over your work and admire it, but weeds are starting to pop up in just a few days. These weeds will take over the bed and choke out the flowers if left unattended.” This is an apt illustration of sin.
I appreciated Madelyn’s compelling reflection on the wind and waves and on life and death.
Postpartum Bodies and Unordered Thoughts
“Unordered thinking can creep in oh so quickly. If we’re not careful to take thoughts captive and discern if
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