7 Big Benefits of Standing on God in a Topsy-Turvy World
Wouldn’t it be great to stand strong in this world gone mad? You can! I’d like to send you 7 scriptures that describe exactly what happens when we decide to trust God as the foundation in our lives. (Hint, one is joy. Another is unmoveability. I think that’s a made-up word, but the scripture isn’t made up. It’s for real.)
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Ohh how I love your “words”. Words that move us emotionally to make a positive difference in our thoughts and actions. Your an amazing gift Miss Laurie! Thank You for sharing your God given talents.
Thank you, sweet Gretchen. YOUR words are a gift. “A positive difference in our thoughts and actions” — I love that. Some days we get it wrong. Some days we get it right. But staying close to the One who always gets it right is where I want my life to land. Love you. ❤️
This is your best blog EVER . Humbling- thought—provoking —based on the Master and His teaching. Doesn’ get any better than that.
Donna, you are the best encourager EVER. I’ll have to tell you more of the back story of this blog next time we get together for coffee. Love you, friend. ❤️
Once again, you hit me right between the eyes. Thank you very much for the reminder to see, not just look.
Kathy, thank you. Hits me between the eyes too. I’ve thought so much about that woman in the airport. How on a bad day of my own I might have been judgy judgy. How if I’d been late for my flight, I might have brushed right by her. It just makes me so glad that God’s eyesight doesn’t change based on his mood or his docket for the day. He just sees. Love you!
I cannot tell you how much you must have touched that woman’s life! I am certain she is forever grateful:) I have been in that situation and just a helping hand from a stranger means the world to me! You are an amazing person ❤️
Oh Cheryl, I thought of you when I saw her. I know you juggle more than the average bear. Keep doing it, girl. You are an inspiration. (Also, I’m still working on that other blog idea we talked about.)
Hi Laurie. This is Lydiann. You have always been an inspiration. Your positive attitude, your perfume of joy that precedes and follows you, and your ability to communicate well with others have long impressed me. I have missed seeing you and your amazingly smart, adorable son, who isn’t a little boy any more. I don’t live in the valley any more, or I would call you up so we could meet for coffee and chat. My heart could benefit from a visit with your heart. 😀 I am so glad you are doing this blog! I have tried, but there are some privacy issues that hold me back. I am SO enjoying reading your words. Believe that I am praying for you. If you have not read this book by Debbie Macomber, you MUST, MUST, MUST! It is called, “God’s Guest LIst.” OH MY, it certainly improved my perspective on things. I have always believed in Divine Appointments, and this eliminated any doubts about them, if I ever had any. Hugs, Laurie.
Lydiann, thank you so much for chiming in! Gosh, it’s been years since I saw you — years that are, indeed, measured by the stature of my little kid you taught who is now taller than me (not that this is any true measure of height). I so appreciate your encouragement and I’m going to check out your book recommendation!
I just told my husband what an amazing writer you are! When I read these word I know they are words that come from your heart and from your deep desire to be like Christ. So glad you share this with us!
As always, thank you for opening my eyes to more of what God asks us to do! Love this Laurie! THANK YOU!