Wow! God is
good! I just checked and realized that
there have been over 10,000 people who stopped to read my blogs. I’m humbled. When I started writing these, I had no idea
how it would go or even IF anyone would want to read what I wrote. I sometimes feel that I’m not saying anything
that others have not already said, and probably in better words. But God is good all the time and has blessed
the things I write. When I first
started, I struggled to get 100 words written, the blogs were very short. Now, I have to remind myself to shut up. Thank you, to the ones that have and do read
what I write. You have blessed me beyond
measure. I certainly do not deserve any
of the kindness bestowed upon me by you the readers or by God. I pray that I have over the past two years
God has used me to encourage you and build up your faith. Thank you, God, for opening doors that no one
can shut. I love the work God is
doing. I often find myself being
stretched by my writing. What started
out as a challenge to journal my devotions and struggles, God has used in ways
I never dreamed possible. God has never let me give up.
Tonight, I’m doing something I absolutely hate. My husband and I are working on a budget. I imagine that most of you feel the same way. It’ kind of like taxes and doctors, we dislike them and breathe a sigh of relief when they are done. Truth be told; we really don’t enjoy working on a budget at all. Yet it is one of the necessary components in knowing exactly how much you have and what you can spend. If indeed we are responsible to God for how we handle the resources that God has given us, then we need a clear picture. One piece of the puzzle that can bring the whole puzzle into focus is a budget. It allows you to see and compare what you spend with what you have. Sometimes as I’ve done a budget and looked at what I saw, I could see that the problem was little things that add up. I realized that the problem was that I forgot the advice I had been given long ago, little things add up. As we do a budget, we often see little things th...
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