Monday, July 14, 2008
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Blogging blessings
Been reading some of YM's blogs lately and it feels like he's still here. He really opened his heart out to the world. www.xanga.com/nathansdad. His honesty really freed him from his fears, his pride, himself....etc. With every xanga entry that he wrote, he let go so that he can become smaller and as a result, God became greater. I wish writing on this blog was easier for me. For those of you who know me well, you know how much of a private person I am. I usually prefer to keep a low profile. It doesn't come naturally for me to pour my heart out to the world. But I wouldn't be obeying God if I kept things to myself. And every time I write, I feel like YM felt......freed of my pride, my fears, myself.Lately I've been wanting to know more of how others are doing. At this stage in my life, it's hard to make time to get to know people. I barely have time to return phone calls these days. And I don't think that's gonna change much in the near future. So I really appreciate when people share so openly on their blogs about what's really going on in their lives. Recently, I came across a blog about a couple who's going through a similar experience battling cancer. Please stop by their blog and lift up prayers for our brother and sister: www.xanga.com/rupandesther. I never met them but hearing their story makes me feel very close to them. Their trust in God in the midst of Esther's cancer battle is truly a testimony of God's amazing grace.
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I found you through a friend's blog. They too are going through a similar situation. And, they too, have a deep, abiding faith in Jesus Christ. They can be found at graceandrew.blogspot.com.
It amazes me how many couples have or are currently walking through such deep trials, yet how Christ carries their burdens.
It is also such an encouragement to know that you, Esther and Andrew have people around the world lifting you up in prayer.
g.light, marysville, wa