Sometimes we are so busy looking at the closed door behind us, we fail to look ahead. If God closes a door, He will open a window. If He closes the window, He will light a new path. Never fret or worry when God is in control. It is very important to me and to my husband that we remain in God's will for our lives. We are diligent in our walk and in our faith. Trusting God moves Him. Our obedience unlocks God's power in our lives. Like a child that is rewarded for obeying their parent, this is the same way we should view our relationship with God. I trust Him and He loves me. I know He has my life in His hands and I wake up each day and I give the day to Him. I thank Him for His tender mercies and I try to stay in that mindset for the rest of the day. I try to maintain a grateful heart and a positive attitude for my behavior displays my character as a Christian woman and I know that. But it can be hard. I know many Christian sisters of mine that are struggling right now with their husbands out of work or others where their bills are mounting and they don't know how they are going to keep heating their home or gassing their car for work. These are rocky times for many many people and the economic slant is enough to fear us all. But God's economic plan is unlike what we read and hear about everyday. His slant for His children is making what appears to be impossible, possible. His miraculous work of multiplying something little into something huge is to be expected. I encourage you to keep your eyes on Him, but please please please remain in His will. Make it your number one priority...make Him your center of all and tithe into His storehouse so that you unleash His power. Break the chains of bondage on your family. Pray for prosperity over poverty and having done all, stand on His word. I trust Him. I pray for you. I stand with you. I love you and may His blessings bestow upon you.
Romans 5:1-5
Psalm 46: 1-3,7
Happy birthday to my beautiful Mom, Bianca, who showed me the true essence of a Godly woman. Her strength as a mother of five, caring for us all with such love and compassion and selflessness. She celebrates her 86 years of life today and I am honored to call her my Mother.
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