Day three
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2011 1:25 pmI'm trying to remember to keep going each day, knowing that each day a little more progress is being made and things won't change overnight. And it encourages me to see members reply to my entries pushing me forward to complete this path. It helps to know that I'm not alone.
Reading about God's grace and "letting go, letting God" is something I need to see over and over again, so I won't forget it. Earlier this year, I needed to "let go and let God" when I was working on a large sculpture project. It was the biggest piece I ever worked on and it was for a public art project for a fundraiser. For two months I worked on it and two weeks before the deadline, an unfortunate accident happened and a piece of my sculpture was majorly damaged. Without remembering God's grace I don't think I could have kept a level head to complete my sculpture on time. All I could do was keep on keeping on and let God take care of the rest. Another thing that I was thankful for was the time that was available to me to work on a project like that. Since I didn't have a job, I was able to make working on my sculpture a full-time job and it was such an enjoyable, challenging and rewarding experience. I learned some valuable lessons while working on my sculpture and I hope I'll always remember the lessons learned.
Reading about God's grace and "letting go, letting God" is something I need to see over and over again, so I won't forget it. Earlier this year, I needed to "let go and let God" when I was working on a large sculpture project. It was the biggest piece I ever worked on and it was for a public art project for a fundraiser. For two months I worked on it and two weeks before the deadline, an unfortunate accident happened and a piece of my sculpture was majorly damaged. Without remembering God's grace I don't think I could have kept a level head to complete my sculpture on time. All I could do was keep on keeping on and let God take care of the rest. Another thing that I was thankful for was the time that was available to me to work on a project like that. Since I didn't have a job, I was able to make working on my sculpture a full-time job and it was such an enjoyable, challenging and rewarding experience. I learned some valuable lessons while working on my sculpture and I hope I'll always remember the lessons learned.
Ahhhh REALationships are the most genuine and heartfelt.
Even if they turn out not perfect we still love what we created 
sound familiar? Thank U Father for loving Your creations, imperfections and all. And those flaws?? They add character! 
. I too love the phrase Let go and let God. It is so simple but sooooooo life changing. 
God is going to bless you as you grow closer to Him! 