Thanks Stacie Whitlow this was GREAT! I will be incorporating this into the program at Wings of Grace Ministry somehow. Mrs Buckland please reach out to me as I would first like to get permission from you.
]]>Thank you so much Kath! Praying for you and your daughter to find peace and strength even in the midst of the struggle.
]]>God used you , Angela to publish this at the end of Mays mental health month to encourage me and hopefully my daughter. Thank you friend.
]]>Thank you, my love! ❤️
]]>In the past I have refrained from commenting on Angela’s post because it seems presumptuous to publicly post what I can just tell her in person. I’ll make the exception with this post and steal her platform to say that I see her live this out on a daily basis. We both have worked hard in our marriage. These days when divorce is the answer for many couples’ difficulties, we have chosen to stick together and seek the Lord and figure out how to make it work. And when I write “we” I really mean “she”. I can’t count the number of times that after a “discussion” the Lord has convicted me of my _____________ (selfishness, stupidity, greediness, lack of faith, idolatry, fill in the blank) and she is first to the apology punch. She seeks the Lord and is open to his pruning. Then it’s like ashes on my head.
Her words are a gift. She can put meaning to concepts when I can’t even decide what to say and even when I do I usually end up with my foot squarely in my mouth. She is worthy of more praise and support than she gets from me. She inspires me to be a better person. I would not be 1/2 the man I am without having her by my side for 22 years.
Listen to this lady. She knows what she is saying and she lives it in everyday life.
I am living proof.
“The Art of Subtraction”? Sounds like a book title!
]]>So good Starr! Yes! I was actually thinking how you could apply this Subtraction/minimalist principle to so many things. I appreciate your thoughts!
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