if Satan can whisper in our ear…make us think we are unworthy…our choices have been so blown…our sin was too big…our mistakes TOO bad…if he can keep us weighed down with that defeat …then what?… we are NOT JOYFUL and he gets to do a little dance of victory…
The bible is chock full of verses on forgivness. Ultimately it’s kinda what the whole thing is about. If forgivness was not the whole point of the Word of God, why would God had sent His SOn to the cross to pay the price for OUR sins? The Ultimate sacrifice.
Please welcome my guest blogger and dear friend, Cheri Couch Brorsen – I cried when I first read this post, not because of the girl with the shoe, but because I feel that frustration so so so often…. I♥ Cheri more than she knows and although we’ve never met in real life, we walk a path together as sisters in Christ with real joy, struggles, tears and chocolate. Oh, and if you don’t know Cheri, you’ve not laughed as hard as you could.
These are just a few of the advantages of being sick. And if you’ve been sick for a long time—let’s say in a messy marriage kind of way—then it can be just plain scary to step out of that familiar cocoon of unhealthiness and spread your wings through the taking of responsibility for your life and marriage.
Somewhere along the way we lost focus of our wives. Somewhere we neglected to include our spouses in our “lives.” Oh sure, they are still with us and we see them most every day. We may even give them a quick kiss on the lips of cheek and a well rehearsed “love ya” as we
rush out the door but where’s the “I gotta have you” feelings?
I’m so excited to introduce Beth from Messy Marriage. She was kind enough to share my Love Series on her blog and I asked if I could do the same and share one (or maybe more) of her posts on my blog. She graciously agreed (thank you Beth) <3
