Showing posts with label Praise the Lord. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Praise the Lord. Show all posts

Saturday, March 5, 2011

Random Thoughts of the Day

Praise: Greg Wallace has crossed over into eternity and is experiencing new life. Please keep his family in your prayers, especially making mention of Melody, his beloved.

Praise: The last year, I have simply prayed that if it was God's will I be married, the man He sent would be one who sought for Truth. That covers a lot of angles, so I just prayed for that... and God's will. I had almost given up on ever finding that man. :-)

I am so glad and thankful to love, and be loved in return by, a man who search for truth amazes and humbles me. Thank you, thank you.

Praise: I worked a 9 hour day at Pharmasave today and it went well. I am really learning the ins and outs of the till... and today I was asked if I would work in the photolab. Of course I almost shouted yes. :-D This job is fitting more and more of my kinks. Awesomeness. :-)

Suppertime!

Monday, November 15, 2010

Overflowing

You know how easy it is to get caught up in myself? Really easy. Let me see... what are my goals again? :-)

Serve God.

Be a blessing to all those whose lives are connected with mine... specifically those who are daily laid on my heart to bless.


I am daily amazed with how truly blessed I am. Truly and wonderfully blessed. God, I don't deserve any of this joy. Thank you, thank you, thank you. :-) :-)

Will you pray for me? I am in need of an open heart and eyes.

A friend posted this song on FB and I really appreciated the lyrics. I needed them right now.


God is too wise to be mistaken 
God is too good to be unkind 
So when you don't understand 
When you don't see His plan 
When you can't trace His hand 
Trust His heart. 

Friday, October 29, 2010

Prayer Request -- Praise the Lord!

From my relative's mother -- "Keith's surgery went well and they hope to have him up on crutches tomorrow. A few more days and he will get to come to a home (to his parents, in Battle Ground or his, in eastern Washington) we all don't know. Not sure what he is up for, or wants. 5 hours is a long ride. Please continue to pray for him and his family."


Thank you so much for all of the prayers you sent up for this man and his family. They feel so blessed and thankful.