The world wants everything you can do. The world wants your best effort on a test, you prettiest face, you slimmest waist, your lowest weight, your biggest muscles, your best voice, your highest following.
God just wants you.
The world wants everything you can do. The world wants your best effort on a test, you prettiest face, you slimmest waist, your lowest weight, your biggest muscles, your best voice, your highest following.
God just wants you.
I’ve been thinking about what it means to receive the kingdom of God like a child. What does that look like?
Let me tell you a story .
I’ve said to a few cherished people in the past, “I don’t care what we do, I just want to be with you.” I’m learning God says that to me, too, every single day.
I wrote a love letter to God a few days ago, and I wanted to share it. And boy, did God get my attention last week. Story time;)
What God would say if He could send a love letter to you (what He whispers over me when I feel alone).
This picture reminded me of what it means to be a servant of God, building HIS kingdom over MY empire. Because success looks a little different as a Christian.
I struggle with imposter’s syndrome big-time. But God reminded me of a Bible story this week to battle that mindset, and it hit me like a ton of bricks:
I wrote a letter to my (potential) future husband, and in it I included what God has taught me are the qualities of a godly man ~ and what I should work on in the waiting myself.
Life is all over the place right now. But that’s what life is. And to trap it in a box the size of a blog post would be wrong.
So here are all the little things God has taught me this week (along with some goofy moments with Lily;)
This summer, I had this moment where it just hit me how awful and unworthy I am. I was disgusted with myself.
But never before have I felt so astonished by God’s love for us. He knows us, AND He loves us. That’s crazy.