Sometimes life doesn’t turn out the way we think.
We face loss, bump up against a wall, wonder what in the world just happened.
It’s part of living here, in this fallen world.
Yet even in those moments we can find hope.
Not the kind that hopes for {because we all know that doesn’t always come true}.
But the kind that hopes in {because that’s what remains true no matter what}.
Hope in a God whose ways are higher than ours.
Hope in a future he promises he’s preparing for us.
Hope that even today’s rain can somehow how become tomorrow’s flowers.
I don’t know how it happens.
All I know is I’ve lived it.
Breathed it.
Clung to it in the night.
As long as we live, there is hope.
Even the darkest night leads to dawn–
to scandalous joy unexpected.
P.S. My friend Teske Drake has written a book about hope after miscarriage and infant loss. That’s a subject close to my heart so I wanted to share her book with you. Just leave a comment before Tuesday at midnight and I will draw one winner.
My sister in law could use this book. I love this post and am praying for you, Holley.
Love your inspiring words, each day I look forward to them and they seem to always seem just for me. Thanks
Holley, it seems God keeps drawing me here like a divine appointment I didn’t know I had. My brother died unexpectedly of an overdose this weekend. I got the call while we were celebrating my son’s 13th birthday with his friends on a secluded farm. My brother and I didn’t grow up together, so I’m mourning more about the loss of someone who failed to experience manhood and the fulfillment that comes from knowing your place in the world. And this post, it says exactly what I feel. Thanks for your encouragement.
Hi Shelly,
You don’t know me and after reading what you wrote here this morning it deeply touched me. There are never the right words to say and I am praying that you will hold strong in God for He alone knows all things and He is our Comforter in times like this. I am praying that you will be comforted at this time and I thank God that you were drawn here today. There will be joy in the morning, for when we go through such things in life, and they will come, we remain strong in the only One who truly knows how we are feeling. May you continue to draw close to Him and again my deepest condolences. God bless you.
Oh, Shelly, just oh. Love and prayers to you and your family!
Shelly – so sorry to hear this tragic news! God’s peace be with you. Several years ago, my brother died unexpectedly at the age of 28…killed by a drunk driver. When life doesn’t seem fair, God’s promises remain true. Praying for you!
Teske
We lost a daughter in 2008 and I would love to read this.
Holley, I lost my only brother on September4, 2012 after a long battle with cancer. He was 44 and my only sibling. I had hope the whole time that he would be healed and he was. Just not here on earth. I have hope and certainty, that I will see him again. Even though I miss him terribly and mourn his loss, I am not without hope.
What amazing perspective, Kim…that he experienced the ultimate healing of heaven.!
Teske
I lost a set of twins 37 years ago. I still think of them. I lost them at 7 months of pregnancy. This reminded of that time. I never got to see them or hold them. I didn’t get to go to their funeral. All I have of them is a grave and the feelings I had when I carried them. The Lord has blest me with 2 children and I love them very much’ but there is an emptiness where the twins belong. Thanks for listening. I love your writings.
Thank you for sharing your story with us, Jackie. You’ve shared such a testimony to the deep loss and true grief that occurs after a baby dies. Thank you for being vulnerable….what courage. My prayers are with you as you honor, yes honor, your precious babies in the telling of your story.
With Hope,
Teske
Holly…I have not read this book…however, I feel it must be written for women/mothers like me. So long ago, I was expecting my first child…I carried her all term..(9 months & 3 weeks) I felt her every move and loved her every moment of her life inside me. Then on Christmas Eve, I felt her stop moving/breathing….called my doc…but to no avail…he was out of the country and I had to wait till monday. My beautiful child was born stillborn. I had a hestercomy during my stay at hospital (cannot remember why) but have never been able to have a baby. I still morn for my little Andrea “Nickie” was going to be her nickname. that has been 30 something yrs ago…but my love for children is forever planted in my heart..amen!
Amen, indeed, Dora. Our love for our babies never leaves us. Thank you for sharing your story and for honoring the life of your precious “Nickie” in the telling of your story. Prayers of peace are being lifted high for you today, as you remember.
Blessings,
Teske
Our granddaughter was “born sleeping” 3 weeks ago. As a family we are continuing to struggle with this unexpected loss (especially our son and daughter-in-law). At Lilyanna’s service are pastor said she was too perfect for life on Earth. Lilyanna was born and died on our daughter’s 27th birthday. Would love this book to share with everyone in our family.
Oh, Joanne…how fresh the grief! And what a difficult and unique grief as you long to “protect” your children from the pain that they are experiencing. May God wrap His loving arms around each one of you as you mourn the loss of Lilyanna…cling to His promises!
With Hope,
Teske
Dearest Holley,
First, I would love to stand with you in the Lord, that our Father will continue to bring you peace and joy.
Secondly, my cousin’s son and now-ex-daughter in law lost their first child, a son, to SIDS. But, for whatever reason that event happened, and although their marriage took its tole some years ago, two more beautiful children were given after that first child, and are such a joy and blessing to them. We may never know in the here and now, why such things happen, but in the here and now we can rest assured in that “All things work together for good, for those who love God and are called according to His purpose.”, no? What a peace-assuring promise He gives.
Much love in the Lord,
Lynn
Even the darkest night leads to dawn–to scandalous joy unexpected. Oh I love that ! That is beautiful, Holly.
Holly, I’m so sorry for your loss, and anyone who had lost a loved one. I lost my only biological daughter at age 20 from a 300 foot fall in the Sierra’s. It appears she was waving trying to be rescued by helicopter and missing for 3 days. I will never have any grandchildren of my own and I miss her everyday, but I am looking forward to mentoring other children that need us. I am also planning on helping lead a griefshare group in the future so this book would be beneficial for those who have lost infants. I have many books on grief and loss but none specifically on miscarriages and infant loss. Cherie’s father was sterile and required surgery and we were given a 5 percent chance of conceiving a child so I thank God for my daughter and the 20 wonderful years a had with her. She was truly a blessing. Cherish your children because you never know how long you will have with them. I have the comfort of knowing Cherie was saved. Please give your children the opportunity to become Christians because they may not have another opportunity,
Blessings Michelle
Michelle,
Thank you so much for sharing your story with us here…your perspective is truly a testimony of hope and thanksgiving, even amidst the very real and tragic hurt. I am so sorry for your loss of Cherie! You are living out God’s instruction to be a comfort to others (2 Corinthians 1:3-4) as you lead the GriefShare group in your community…may you be richly rewarded and blessed on the journey.
With Hope,
Teske
Oh yes, I can relate to plans getting interrupted… I was so set on landing this good job… all things were lined up… I had be doing this job… only to have it all crumble and instead of a job, I found myself unemployed… Oh but GOD knows why HE does all things… and although He may not share with us the whys… we eventually understand and see why….
Holley, as always, your words speak to me. Thanks for the encouragement to “hope in God” on this Monday morning. This weekend marked the 2 year anniversary of the loss of my first pregnancy but also the 10 month anniversary of my son being born. It was a bittersweet weekend for sure. Your friend’s book sounds amazing, and even if I don’t win it, I may just go out and buy it.
Hope IN rather than Hope FOR. A significant, small change that changes everything. Thank you for writing.
Deb Weaver
thewordweaver.com
“HOPE WHEN YOUR PLANS GET INTERRUPTED” Holly these words are meant for me given my present situation – since I lost my job, don’t have money to pay my bills and such things like that. But as you wrote its only an “interruption.” I am staying in the “hope in” place because I have a Father, a Savior and a Sanctifier.
nb. I am going to share your words with my family on facebook, I hope you don’t mind.
Lisa
Praying now for God’s provision…He is so faithful! And yes, the interruptino is temporary. I have reminded myself of this many times on my grief journey and cling continually to 1 Peter 1:3-9. Check it out for some wonderful encouragement about the trials being only “for a little while.”
Teske
Thanks for the post Holley! Such a good reminder!! God is good…all the time!!! I never planed on having a special needs child…14 years old this week…still in a diaper, doesn’t walk or talk…but he has the most gorgeous smile & a giggle that totally makes your day!! Love him dearly!! Yes…God is good!!!
Praise the Lord for your beautiful boy, created in His image!
I’m forwarding this e-mail to two friends – one lost her child and another totally had her life interrupted by MS. No doubt your writing is a soothing salve, I’m hoping the book would be even more so.
Thanks Holley! I’m in a trasition time so these words are well…timely!
I too am so sorry for your loss, Holley, as a childless woman, I can’t even imagine your pain. It’s something I fear so much. As an 18 year-old college freshman, I had a massive stroke, leaving the entire left side of my body paralyzed and significantly compromised cognitively. It felt as if my dreams for life were washed away in a heartbeat. You’ve named the faith that kept me persevering through my recovery as a “hope in” rather than anything to “hope for” so perfectly. I’ve never thought about it that way, but as I meditate on your writing today, I realize that is still what I cling to every day as I continue to battle through each day. Thank you for the TRUTH you share every single day!
A young women I know just went through this and my heart hurts for her. This book may be helpful to her and her husband.
Just lost our fourth baby. Always looking for a good book and look fwd to checking this out!
Cathie
http://www.walkinginhisplan.blogspot.com
I pray it brings you great comfort, Cathie! My prayers are with you.
Teske
Holley, how timely this post is! Today is our youngest son’s birthday. He would have been 18. In 2010, he passed away unexpectedly due to SUDEP, sudden unexplained death related to epilepsy. I can’t tell you how much your book has meant to me these last 2 years. God has taught me much about grace since Caleb died. He is such a good God, so faithful, so loving, so gracious. I long for Heaven to be with Him and to be with my boy. That hope in His promises is what keeps me going. Thanks!
Amen, Trish…thank you for sharing!
Holley,
This is a subject near and dear to my heart too. Thanks for all the encouragement and wisdom you give us; you have no idea what a blessing you are to me and my family. I’d love to have a copy of the book, Hope for Today, Promises for Tomorrow. I love children, especially babies, since I was a child. I started babysitting at the age of 11 and continued up until the week before my husband and I were married. I am naturally attracted to babies and children; a God-given gift.
Blessings to you and your husband Holley.
Standing on His Promises…Nancy in Delaware
I have the privilege of facilitating a grief support group for parents who have experienced the death of their babies from conception to one year of age. As I read today’s post I thought of these parents and wondered about forwarding your encouraging words to the group participants. When I saw the book you’ve highlighted at the end of the post I knew that I would most definitely pass today’s encouragement along to them. Many thanks!
So glad you will be sharing with your group, Heather. I pray this will be a resource that brings great comfort!
Teske
O dear. How terrible.
Thank YOU for YOUR hope LORD Jesus.
Lovely flower Holly.
We have 3 children, then we had a long season of infertility, with 4 miscarriages. I knew the Lord had told me that we would have 4 children, it was hard to hold on to hope while waiting those 9 yrs. Finally we were given the gift of our beautiful son Nicholas, who also has autism. Now I know why I had to wait. I would never have been able to meet Nick’s special needs had he been born on my schedule. He is thriving, and the Lord is helping him every step of the way, what a journey this has been…
May the promises of our great God be your strength. Thank you for sharing your story, Janna!
Teske
Often when find ourselves in this situation we always want to know why, what did this happen? I know too from having a stillbirth child the questions never go away. It wasn’t something I did wrong and I just had to let go and let God take over. There are so many stories here of sadness and I share your loss in a personal way very much. There is a song called “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus” which I love to sing because when I do exactly that I see how much God cares and even though we have gone through such losses, we can turn to Him and our hope is IN HIM. We know that HIS PROMISES are true! We will once again be REUNITED with these children knowing that HIS PROMISES are true! May each and everyone who has shared there stories here today be strengthened knowing that because HE LIVES I can face tomorrow. Yet another great song and words of encouragement for each everyone here. God’s plans are bigger than our plans and I know I can face tomorrow yet again! God bless you all.
Amen, Ana! What a testimony to shout praises to God amidst the questions that remain. Yes, indeed, His promises are true! I’ll be writing about promises on my blog tomorrow…
Teske
I like the helpful information you provide in your articles. I will bookmark your blog and check again here frequently. I am quite sure I will learn lots of new stuff right here! Best of luck for the next!
Found this reminder appropriate for my recent experiences and for this I thank you Holley
I love what you have written about even the darkest night leads to dawn …. this is the hope I cling to daily! I have a young 3d cousin who has suffered three miscarriages in less than 2 years — one was a set of twins! It is the heartache that never goes away for her and her husband. I would love to ‘luck out’ and get the book for her…
Hope has been a recurring theme for the past several themes. I have been meditating on Romans 15:13 lately. As long as God exist there is hope. For he is the God of hope.
And true hope only exists because of God!
Praying God continues to speak to you about Hope through His Word!
Sisters, I’m reading your words and aching with you. Sometimes the words to say are hard to find. I just want you to know I love y’all and you’re in my prayers.
thanks for always keeping us mindful of that silver lining that comes in following Jesus
Any hopelessness and drowned to it is depression. I still battle it and cling on to God’s Promises (once, an attempt in my life, and still, here I am!). I still need to master being faithful to a bigger God than my problems (including chronic illnesses; one is mysterious – no known cure). I got to act my faith that is what I also meant that I should be faithful. That is why I need positive triggers like any encouragement I can pull from – from a cheerful person, an uplifting book (like your friend has), a magnetic drawing from an artist, etc… Above all, I need prayers and I to be more prayerful, too. I know I am “nameless” in your prayers with a category of people who are sick or hopeless, I am already grateful for that because I know I am being prayed for – that is HOPE!
You have my prayers, sweet friend….and God – He knows you by name! Isaiah 43:1 says this: “Do not fear, for I have redeemed you; I have summoned you by name; you are mine.” You are beloved of the King!
Teske
Holley, I believe that ALL things happen for a reason, even though we may never know the reason…even when we have heartache thrown in where we thought Joy would be. Today I opened my email and found this blog and I am again blown away by how awesome the Lord is! You see today would’ve been the day my baby was born on earth, instead of the tubular pregnancy back in January…This loss marks #8 born into heaven. We have two beautiful children of our own as well as two beautiful children that the Lord has brought into our lives. This last lost has really brought sadness into my heart and I have been less then joyous lately. My heart aches but your message of HOPE has touched me today, on a day when I needed it most
Thank you for your beautiful words of encouragement!
Holley the post truly BLESSED me because I have felt like giving up at times…Thanks for sharing!
You do not have to include me in the drawing. I was BLESSED with another of your free book offers & would like someone else to have a chance.
Thank you for walking by the Spirit. I can relate to loss – I have lost 4 family members with in the last 1 1/2 and I love words of Hope and sometimes I just need that little push or reminder from a believer to help me stay focused. Your words in the morning are a comfort for my heart and soul. I will continue to pray for you and your life and thank you again for your words as a continued reminder from our heavenly Father.
I have walked the journey of infertility for over 4 years now….so my heart has fought the battle of hope over and over again.
I would love to win this book for a dear friend in her 30s, also with no children, who just experienced a miscarriage.
“Hope when your plans get interrupted”
I saw life with the husband of my youth take a turn when I received Christ Jesus as my Savior.
The deceit and lies became overwhelming…But God had a different plan for my life. In Jeremiah 29:10 He says: The truth ia this: You will bw in Babaylon for a lifetime (35yrs). BUT then I will come and do for you all the good things I have promised, and bring you back home again. For I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord, They are plans for good and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope. (14) Yes, says the Lord, I will be found by you and will end your slavery and restore your fortunes…
God has been kissing me with His word and hugging me with His promises and has held my heart in His hands-smoothing away the scabs and healing the scars ever since I let go of my ex and pressed in to Him!! Thank you Lord Jesus, for hope when my plans where interrupted.
Your situation is not as uncommon as we think. Know of one myself. BUT know that GOD will restore and redeem ALL for HIS GLORY. Thanks you for sharing.
Just what I needed to hear today! Thanks for sharing!
I hope your life more wonderful’s a I’m very glad to see such magnificent information being shared freely out there. post.
LOVED this post! I know this to be TRUE!! PRAISE GOD!! Never giving up HOPE….my hope is
GOD. Can’t live without HIM. Have had MY SHARE of struggles and moments of doubts. Had a a dear friend murdered back in 2006 and grappled with the whole idea of loss/losses? but GOD is FAITHFUL carried me through and brought something BEAUTIFUL from that pain. In GOD’S economy NOTHING is ever wasted. HE always brings me back to the HIS tuth! ~Trusting Him.
He is certainly a Redeemer of all things! Thank you for sharing your heart with us…
I would love to have a copy of this book. I had a miscarrage 30 years ago and the pain is still deep. I am a Stehpen Minister in my church and think this book would be helpful to women who have had miscarrages.
Thank you so much, and blessings to you.
Susan
Oh Holley – Thanks so much for sharing Teske’s book with me. What beautiful and inspiring Scripture to sooth my heart. The words are just what I needed to read. Trusting Him, -Marge
I am launching a self help group for women that have suffered a miscarriage, stillbirth or early infant loss. I suffered such a loss many years ago and have a heart for these women. I would love to have this book available for the group and to read myself.
Jeannie,
I pray that this book will be a wonderful resource for you and for those you minister to…please know that the invitation is open to contact me with any questions you might have about launching such a support (I lead several myself). There are leader resources for the book on my website that you might be interested in.
With Hope,
Teske
Thank you Teske, I would appreciate any resource info and I will definitely be visiting your website. I hope to have our group up and running in the next month or so. I received your book in the mail just yesterday. Thank you also for our willingness to answer any questions, you may be hearing from me. God has certainly been my guide because I certainly didn’t know where to start but ever so gradually things are coming together.
Thank you Holley for your wonderful outpouring of love and compassion. Your messages of hope and love always encourage and inspire me. To all the beautiful people reading and sharing, some who have experienced such tragic loss, I may not know you but I reach out and embrace you with the warmest hug and share your sadness and pain. I too have suffered loss but just knowing I have a loving heavenly Father who understands and holds me close to Him, gives me comfort and hope for tomorrow. May God bless each and every one of you out there.
With love and prayers. Leonie xx
holly…i’m a planner…and yet, life somehow always seems to get in the way of my plans….this could have been written just for me, and i thank you ….you have an amazing gift in your empathetic writing…i have one of your books…keeping writing and sharing!
Thanks so so much for this. So simple yet so profound and life-changing. Working with some ladies to hopefully start a miscarriage and infant loss support group at our church…what a great book to consider!
Thank you, Stephanie, for your ministry to these women and for considering my book as a resource! I have launched a support group ministry (Mommies with Hope) and would be happy to be a resource to you in any way I can. Feel free to stay in touch.
With Hope,
Teske
I love that phrasing, “hope in” rather than “hope for.” This puts to words a concept I have been trying to express for years now. Thank you!
jenni,
Mommy to 3 miracles on earth, and 3 (or more) awaiting us in Heaven
Founder, Hannah’s Prayer Ministries hannah.org
I love the immoveable truth that no matter what happens to us or someone we live, God is still in his place on the throne of heaven….nothing can shake the reality of who God is. I am 5 1/2 yrs from holding Zoe who was born still and 2 1/2 yrs from delivering Addie by miscarriage. Holly, I have a devotional of your by bed that I have gone too numerous times to help soothe my grief, thank you!
Oops, typos!!
“love”
“devotional of yours by my bed”
I think I’m ready to read a book like this. My son died of SIDS last year, and honestly I’m just now able to concentrate enough to read again. His 2nd birthday is coming up in September and I know it’s going to be hard.
Dear Holley,
One day I wondered into the Christian section at my local Barnes & Noble and I ask the Lord, “If there’s anything I need to read, just show it to me…and I looked up and saw a book, and read the back..and knew that wasn’t it…then there it was, “You’re Already Amazing”. I knew it was exactly the book for me. Of course your books lead me to your blog, and you almost always post something that speaks right into my life and brings tears to my eyes. You have no idea how much of an encouragement you are to me right now. God bless you for your obedience to Him, sharing your heart & life so openly. Thank you
Thanks a lot again for a lot of things.
So glad I found your blog through Not Consumed!! You are a blessing!
Hi Holley:
Thank you So much for your honesty and openness.
it’s refreshing in a world that seems so distant and reclusive at times.
My married daughter, has had several miscarriages and could really use some honest, christian support. She has turned from God at the moment, angry at how so many unmarried’s have kids and here she is….
l am not a wealthy women and can’t afford books right now so..l guess l’m hoping to be part of your draw.
God bless
Kim
Thank you precious anointed writers, for the encouragements you daily send us!
I really hang onto ‘hope in’ the Lord and appreciate your differenciating with ‘hope for’.
I met some new lovely friends on the weekend who unexpectedly began to share their hearts with me about their loss in miscarriages, so this morning I am so encouraged by your book mentioned, and I pray it will be a great tool for God, to bring healing and hope to hurting women.
Our God is an awesome God,
He reigns from heaven above,
with wisdom, power and love!
Our God is an Awesome God !!
I recently had a miscarraige of my own and it was my sister in law at the time that suggested I subscribe to you as she thought your lovely emails may comfort me which they really have. This morning was another difficult day and when I arrived at the office and starting reading my lovely email from you…I thought how appropriate the words were to where I’m at …only to find at the end of the blog the very special message of a book written by your friend on the very same topic which has caused me just so much pain. My whole fertility journey has been an incredibly long and painful one and I’m at the point of giving up all faith and hope of ever being the mother I so long to be…. but it seems to be that God is once again in action and has decided that today is the day I need to pointed in the direction of this book….. Thank you for love, comfort and divine guidance you bring to so many xcx
And I am so very glad that you were chosen as the winner, Caley! Though it was a random drawing, there are no coincidences with God. I pray you are blessed and encouraged by it.
Teske
Its such as you read my mind! You appear to know so much about this, such as you wrote the guide in it or something. I believe that you just can do with a few % to force the message house a bit, however other than that, this is excellent blog. A fantastic read. I’ll definitely be back.
As always, Holley, wonderful words. It always helps to know that the Lord is in charge and that he has plans to prosper us not to harm us, and how outrageously and generously he loves us. Thank you x
Thank you for your words, not just today, but in the past. – They are an encouragement to many. May GOD bless you richly as you continue to write and minister to others, as HE has blessed many of us through your writings.
I haven’t had to deal with miscarriage, but I know we all have struggled with understanding why we are taken down a new path sometimes. Thinking we are working toward a goal and then being redirected to go in a completely different direction. I think it is about obedience, but it is painful sometimes to let go of what we thought we “wanted”.
I really happy to read this post!This post is different from what I read on most blog.
As long as we live, there is hope.
Even the darkest night leads to dawn–
to scandalous joy unexpected.
I love that statement, so beautifully said! I am popping over from the Mommies with Hope blog, and look forward to reading both your book Holley, and Teske’s book! Our daughter Eliana was stillborn in 2009, and then our son Benjamin was born in 2010, and diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis. God has been so faithful and loving through all of this, and given us so much peace, and even that unexpected scandalous joy! Thank you for this message of hope. We live in a painful world, but never without hope, and someday there will be no more tears or suffering.
Holley-I have a question for you…have you been with me lately? Have you seen my anquish over situations and the hurt that family has put on me? That one of my dearest friends is dying of brain cancer, another has stage 4 lung cancer, and my dear sis-in-law has had breast cancer surgery and is facing radiation? I could go on and on, but I have to say that today’s words have given me hope and courage, and renewed my faith that things will work out for His best! Thank you so much for this message today-so very timely, and I’ve just smiled for the first time today! May God bless you richly!
Thanks Holley, just love reading your write ups, yes ive had my share of loses, lost my brother last year due to circumstances unknown, spoke at lenght with him a day before and nothing was wrong with him, i miss him so much but i do not grieve over him because Hope maketh not ashame, i know he’s at peace and because grief is a spirit which has not been giving to us from our Father and Lord Jesus im at peace. God bless you for your wonderful writtings.
Holley,
You wrap your words up like a gift, thank you!
Holley,
Please share my grief blog with these good folks if you are moved to do so. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. When we can hold each other up in prayer and thank the Lord for places to come together like this, we can begin to heal a little each day, be stepping outside out grief to touch another heart in pain. Blessings,
Rose
I have already experienced 1 miscarriage, & am having a hard time getting pregnant again. I am seeking fertility specialists, & am in the “upper end” of my baby-making years. I have huge fears that I will not be able to have children & am trying to lean hard on God’s truths. I really want to trust His will & His plan.
Thank you for your email blasts of encouragement.
and thank you for “You’re already Amazing”.
Janell
I’m so sorry for what you’re going through, Janell! Thank you for sharing with us here in this safe place. I pray that God brings peace to you in these days of trial and that you are able to rest in His promises for you!
Teske
Five miscarriages and a sweet daughter with disabilities: Hope in Christ has been my life raft. Enjoyed your thoughts.
Your message is so timely. My husband and I are just recovering from losing both of my parents in the past 18 months and last week we were faced with a new journey, now with my husband’s health. Your words always bring me comfort and peaceful thoughts, bringing me back to my fatih in God and what is truly important in my life. Thank you and God bless you.
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Thanks for the encouragement! It is a good reminder for me:)
I really don’t have the right words, any words. It blesses my heart to be here for the love that you’re all sharing and yet also because I understand this road we’re on together.
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Hi Hollley dear,
I shouldn’t be amazed, as our God is so SO awesome and all knowing and all seeing and loves us all so SO much……….BUT, I am still amazed at how just lately in particular , each one of your daily sharings lines up with the way God is leading me. Also, with what is just going on around me and my life and my family. This one in particular for example, just when my eldest daughter and precious American son in law, have been told they have lost their second baby , probably went to heaven at just 7weeks of pregnancy and all the while they were thinking they were up to 12 weeks happy pregnancy……….so much of ‘hopes dashed’ but they know the little one is with Jesus now, also the baby probably passed to its new address with Jesus along with my ‘almost 9iyr old’ Mum, end of July. My younger sister and my Dad are also up there so am sure myself that baby is getting ‘cuddled to bits’ as it were by them all!!
Would love to get this book to give to Emily and Greg…….sure hope I get chosen! Thanks so much for you lovely sharing of your life and heart each day, its always blesses me! Jan in Brisbane AUSTRALIA xo
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