One day I'm going to be one of those old ladies with an old weathered face with stories at my fingertips; stories of great tragedy and stories of great triumph. My greatest hope is that I have stories of beauty to tell.
Maybe the stories can be simple- about people I've met who've inspired me.
Maybe they can be stories of what God has stretched me to do and I've wildly submitted to while shaking in my boots.
Maybe the stories will be the very best with lights out and flashlights and images of martyrs and their shields of faith in far of lands with the bible stretched open before my fingertips and a smile of delight on my face- knowing I've fought the good fight and still believe in the treasures of this book.
If I'm so lucky as this, I am lucky indeed.
Dear you,
Yes you!
I'm starting this new thing for a new year. It involves a short letter of encouragement because we always need to be encouraged when life is tough.
This week, I want to say, "You are loved."
We've all got our share of mistakes. I've learned not to count mine anymore.
But no matter what you've done, the shame you feel, and the hurt that is piled up, you are ultimately loved.
Yes you!
I'm starting this new thing for a new year. It involves a short letter of encouragement because we always need to be encouraged when life is tough.
This week, I want to say, "You are loved."
We've all got our share of mistakes. I've learned not to count mine anymore.
But no matter what you've done, the shame you feel, and the hurt that is piled up, you are ultimately loved.