
Through it all, I have to remember to praise the Lord. Praise that very few houses have been lost and no lives as far as I know. Praise that the river seems to have stopped rising although it will remain high for at least another week. Praise that the Lord brought just the right people to help out. Praise that my family lives out of town so we still have running water and a working septic tank so we can offer our home to those who need a shower or to do some laundry. Most of all, praise that despite how it looks, God is still in control and is giving us His strength to deal with all these issues. We are not walking through this alone.
I put you on as my favorite blog for the week in my post tomorrow. I am so inspired by how you have seen God in all of this, not a God who is punishing but a God who is protecting your town from a natural thing that happens in a world that has fallen.
ReplyDeleteHave a Happy Sunday Full of Smiles
from Roberta Anne = The Raggedy Girl
The Psalmist tells us God inhabits the praise of His people. He is surely in your house today! I am praying Cyn. You are such an incredible inspiration to us all!
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You are such an inspiration, keeping your wonderful spirits and praising God during such a difficult time. Have a truly blessed Monday !
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ReplyDeleteI second what Samantha said, you are truly an It must be so hard to go through something like this and your good spirits are so refreshing to see.
Praying for everyone.
Cyn I am so sorry to read this. It must be very hard to accept this as a blessing of trial.
ReplyDeleteI do hope you can leave until they get it put back together. As this sacrifice may also be part of your blessings. I hope these words are taken as a comforting effort as, I have such a hard time expressing my thoughts...again I am so sorry. God Bless ~Athella