Seasons of Life Posted on March 24, 2013March 25, 2013 By pamela Have you noticed that you tend to think of things or do things sort of by rote or without giving much thought to what you’re doing or thinking? I’m doing this a lot lately… and I didn’t want to do this – be this – act this way. I didn’t want to just make it through life – you know, bide my time and let the days pass by. I always wanted my life to be something, mean something and not just be run of the mill or mediocre. I remember as a little girl thinking that one day I’d be famous — that I’d do or make something great. But alas, that didn’t happen — the famous part, that is. But you know, what did happen is that the Lord used me to be part of something great: He gave me the blessing of being called Sweetheart by one extraordinary man and Mama by eleven terrific children. There are more blessings than I could ever count or recall and more incredible stories of God’s merciful kindness than I could ever relate. But, I’d like to begin telling you about some of them in this, my autumn season of life. As I share different things with you, I hope the Lord will use my stories as a sort of springboard for you to recall your own. And, maybe in this way, you’ll see Him in ways you’ve not seen Him before or in ways you’ve forgotten. The power of story is intense… I hope mine will be used to give Him glory and be of some encouragement to others. That would be something greater than all the great things I used to think would be great things to be or do. Potpourri
the thinking blogger award Posted on April 23, 2007 I don’t get tagged for things very often and the times I have, I haven’t responded with a reply more than a couple of times. So, I’m a bit reluctant to reply or to make a list this time, but I sort of like the premise of the meme and… Read More
so to go along with the bigger-better-more… Posted on June 21, 2007 You know you’ve been here… Read More
Consider this… Posted on April 7, 2011 You’re never as right as you think you are — and — you’re never as wrong as you think you are. Deep down, I know this — and you probably know this, too. But we, too often, get stuck dwelling on our dilemmas or grieving over our losses. We get… Read More