This is for all who've gone/are going through tremendous loss. One day you'll wake up and it'll be different. It'll occur to you that, though you'll still grieve for a while, maybe you've begun to heal, maybe there's more darkness behind than in front and you're starting to come out the other side. Maybe - just maybe - you're ready to live again.
Our friend Sarah is 92 and lives on her own. On one visit, she said, "I grew up poor, so I hate to throw away good things. I have these mayonnaise jars if you want 'em." We took one to be polite. Then a neighbor was in the hospital - and found a jar of soup to welcome him home. A dozen jars are now circulating, so if we hear you're sick or
Our friend Sarah is 92 and lives on her own. On one visit, she said, "I grew up poor, so I hate to throw away good things. I have these mayonnaise jars if you want 'em." We took one to be polite. Then a neighbor was in the hospital - and found a jar of soup to welcome him home. A dozen jars are now circulating, so if we hear you're sick or hurting, you'll probably get one, too. How wonderful that something destined for the trash is now a huge blessing!
This surrender song speaks for the listener who is "in-between" - having found the courage to step through the fear and pain of obedience, and now working, watching, and waiting for God to honor His specific, personal promises. He is faithful, and He WILL do it.
This was our wedding gift for our daughter, she surprised us & used it in her ceremony.
"Mama prayed for this day, for the girl she held in her arms. Now it’s his turn.
Mama prayed for this day, for the boy that’s holding her now. Together they’ll learn.
He stands up tall before the altar. Soon he’ll take her from her father.
Deep breath
This was our wedding gift for our daughter, she surprised us & used it in her ceremony.
"Mama prayed for this day, for the girl she held in her arms. Now it’s his turn.
Mama prayed for this day, for the boy that’s holding her now. Together they’ll learn.
He stands up tall before the altar. Soon he’ll take her from her father.
Deep breath now, here comes the hardest part.
Daddy prayed for this day. He won’t cry when the music starts. Walk her down the aisle.
The chapel doors are opening slowly, photographer is poised & ready.
Deep breath now, a new life’s about to start.
May you truly know each other, may you see each other’s hearts.
May you always be together, even when you’re far apart.
May you always be true lovers, always be the best of friends.
And may today be just the start of a love that never ends.
They prayed for this day…"
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