Thank you so much for taking the time to read, Joy. It's good to see you again, and I'm saying amen to your prayer. I hope the rest of this week treats you kindly.
I like how these are written so professionally and yet in such an accessible way. Nice balance.
As far as the message is concerned - well said. I, too, sometimes wonder how people know more/are wiser/are able to make connections I can't. To me, it happens because I am hungry to know/learn more. I remind myself that we all have different experiences that help us interpret and link things differently. Also, very importantly, there is a time and a place for everything. The same words might make an impact on you today but that would not have had the same effect on you last week. Stay golden and stay patient. What you need to learn/know you will. Sooner or later. Whenever you're ready and need it the most.
Thank you so much for the kind words, Goldie. But thank you especially for sharing your experiences--there's so much wisdom to unpack from it. This is the second or third time this month you'll emphasise the importance of understanding the time and season, and I completelyagree. Truly, it makes more sense to trust and submit to the learning process, slow as it may be, than to try to beat it into a shape of that resembles's that of someone else. Because, otherwise, we would be focusing on others, trying to outperform them, when our eyes should be fixed on Jesus as we try to emulate him.
Oh, hey! Thank you so much for reading and for the encouraging words, too. I really appreciate them.
If you eventually decide to send an email, know I'll be eager to know your thoughts and respond to them. But until then and even after, have wonderful, God-filled days ahead. ❤️
Wow. This is very beautiful and well written. Keep going, more grace♥️
Thank you so much for reading, dear. ♥
Asking for Godly wisdom with the right motives"
Thank you for this wonderful piece which got me reflecting on myself. I pray that God helps us to be sincere in our requests. God bless you.
Thank you so much for taking the time to read, Joy. It's good to see you again, and I'm saying amen to your prayer. I hope the rest of this week treats you kindly.
I like how these are written so professionally and yet in such an accessible way. Nice balance.
As far as the message is concerned - well said. I, too, sometimes wonder how people know more/are wiser/are able to make connections I can't. To me, it happens because I am hungry to know/learn more. I remind myself that we all have different experiences that help us interpret and link things differently. Also, very importantly, there is a time and a place for everything. The same words might make an impact on you today but that would not have had the same effect on you last week. Stay golden and stay patient. What you need to learn/know you will. Sooner or later. Whenever you're ready and need it the most.
Thank you so much for the kind words, Goldie. But thank you especially for sharing your experiences--there's so much wisdom to unpack from it. This is the second or third time this month you'll emphasise the importance of understanding the time and season, and I completelyagree. Truly, it makes more sense to trust and submit to the learning process, slow as it may be, than to try to beat it into a shape of that resembles's that of someone else. Because, otherwise, we would be focusing on others, trying to outperform them, when our eyes should be fixed on Jesus as we try to emulate him.
I needed that remeinder, so thank you, always.
I have a lot I want to write, maybe I'll send you a mail letter but for now keep up the good work and thank you for sharing this message ❤️
Oh, hey! Thank you so much for reading and for the encouraging words, too. I really appreciate them.
If you eventually decide to send an email, know I'll be eager to know your thoughts and respond to them. But until then and even after, have wonderful, God-filled days ahead. ❤️
Great piece. I will be thinking about it for quite some time. Thank you for sharing it. May the Daystar shine brighter in our hearts.
Thank you for the time to read, brother. Saying amen to your prayer, too.