Hello and Welcome Spring!

Can it be!

Is it me?
Did I say...Welcome Spring?
Yes, this is Spring in the Rocky Mountains.

Hello Dear friends and faithful followers and a BIG hello to those of you

whom have followed me while I was off line ~ Thank You!

As of April 2 it has been 9 months since mom's heart attack

and life changing events for her and her family.

I'm here to tell you that mom is doing amazingly well!
As of March, she is now back in her own home enjoying her independence 
with a little bit of private care, which gives us, her family, peace of mind.

God certainly had His hand upon her and brought her through a lot

and He's not finished with her yet.

"For we are His workmanship,

created in Christ Jesus unto good works,

which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them."

*Ephesians 2:10*

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"And let us not grow weary in well doing; for in due season

we shall reap, if we faint not."

*Galatians 6:9*

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This verse in Galatians speaks to us about sowing the seed (the Word of God)

and leaving the harvest up to God.

While in the hospital, rehab center, waiting rooms and the like, 

there were multiple opportunities for sharing Christ and His amazing grace.

No matter what the circumstances may be that we are facing,

there is always opportunity for us to sow seeds in the lives around us.

I love to sing His praises of the great things He has done, 

and great things He has certainly done!

Over these past 9 months God has gently shown me that

through every circumstance we were going through with mom

I could enjoy the waiting game with a positive, joyful outlook.

It's so easy for us to become inpatient wanting things to happen RIGHT NOW!

But God's perfect work takes time and requires us to remain patient

and look to the provision of our Heavenly Father.

God was not only working on His masterpiece (mom),

but He was also working on each individual life within her family

and He is still working through His perfect timetable.

God was, and continues, to work with care and love

creating something beautiful out of our lives.

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Friends, may we not grow weary or become impatient with God

as He ever so gently molds us into His likeness,

through each and every circumstance we individually face.

We can go through each day knowing our God is Good

and He knows exactly what He is doing.

And for that, we can be THANKFUL!

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The photo's I have shared seem gloomy, but in the gloom there is beauty. 

Find the beauty in your every day circumstances

and sing forth His joy.

"My heart is fixed oh God, my heart is fixed,

I will sing and give praise."

*Psalm 57:7*

Joy!

~ Debbie ~