"My heart has seen difficulty. My life has been changed. The fact that I belong to Jesus has not changed, and although tragedy and heartache have come knocking on my door and I have repeatedly asked why, He has told me that sometimes the answer is not as important as the faith it takes to ask the question. I may ask why, but I won't let the lack of a full blueprint trouble my heart. I won't be troubled by the lack of answers. Instead, I will let that perfect peace rest deep in my heart and soul--the peace that even as I ask the same questions again and again, I may not get every answer just this second but I will be safe and He will provide for me, like a parent cares for a child. The peace that He loves me and that He knows how much of the answer I can handle right now, and how much needs to be saved for later."
---Anonymous
Just to clarify, b.c I have worried some...we are all fine~praise the Lord! : ) I read this and thought of myself as I often question things that have happened in my personal life and have felt the need to want answers and often need to be reminded to trust Him.
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Not sure of the exact reason (or reasonS as it could be) behind this post, but sent up a prayer when I read this. After all your family has been through, your faith is inspiring! Love you!
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