Day 5 of 14
Posted:
Tue May 12, 2009 11:21 pmby ang147
addressing the problem... Well I think I have been explaining the problem. It seems to be multiple situations from my love with God, my failed marriage, my child, weight gain, work, and school. I know with loving and praying to God. Everything will work always for the better whether or not I see it right now. The phrase Let Go and Let God is perfect. I have given him ALL my problems and will let fix them.
Posted:
Wed May 13, 2009 7:44 amby mlg
Yep your right, you may not see it now, but in time you will. Giving your problems to God was a huge step, and now it's time to be patient and wait upon Him.
Keep doing the steps sis. Your doing really good.
Have a deLIGHTful day.
luv ya
Posted:
Thu May 14, 2009 8:36 pmby comfy
Hi, ang . . . we all need to make sure we are doing what we need to do, and not be getting ourselves to go through the motions so we can tell ourselves we have. I can do this. I trust God about this.
One thing I think of. You seem to be saying you have done your part in causing your problems with your husband. Well . . . don't birds of a feather get together with other birdbrains? I have (o: But now we can get into how we need to be relating with each other. You can pray and get better in how you are with him. And do this, even if he does not seem to accept this > surely, he could have some questions that you have really changed. But it's worth the investment, anyway, for your own good and safety emotionally, and most of all . . . aren't we here to please God? Make it an investment, then, in getting into pleasing God, sister (o:
God bless you, I am encouraged about you.
Bill
Oh yeah . . . and in reading this, again, I think of how even if we sincerely do a thing we need to do, sister ang . . . still, we won't be perfect, and so we will need to do it better. I need to keep forgiving a person for the same thing, for example, but I can do this better, the next time, and with more praying of special blessing of God's love to the person (o:
We are specialists, in Jesus > bitterness and unforgiveness and worry are not in our job description (o: