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![Guys! It’s a family photo that’s *not* a selfie. I don’t think this has happened since our pajama photo last year (and uh, it was a pajama photo).
It’s been a crazy month—pretty sure we haven’t slept in the same place for more than two or three nights this entire month.
“Lord, are you trying to teach us something? About being pilgrims? About a heavenly home?”
So many things storing up in my heart that I’d love to share in these squares and over at @writethewordonmyheart in future days…. But also learning it’s okay to not share. It’s okay to wait and tend to these faces before me first. It’s okay to live hidden, unseen lives and do hidden, unseen things. It’s okay to serve or share or have a wonderful moment with the Lord that only you and he know about.
To have “as our ambition [only] …to be pleasing to him” (Eph 5:10)
So I’ve been a little quieter here this past year. I’ve written a little less. Perhaps gotten broken a little more. Less ambitious for the things of this world. Hopefully more useful to him.
If the Lord wills, and our life slows a little, I hope to return to these squares and share a little more in the coming year. To “pass along the things I’ve learned by grace,”
But as he leads and time provides.
Happy almost new-year, friends.
What a crazy, beautiful, wonderful (and yes, sometimes hard) thing it is to be the Lords. To be on this adventure with him. To have moments to ponder his birth and his death and the reality of it all. The amazement of it all. Sometimes these squares make him seem so small. Or makes us feel we need to go out and “do” something for him. But just look at the stars. Behold him in his word. Or take a moment away from here to be still and consider—the maker of heaven and earth… is our keeper, our helper, our friend, our advocate, our everything. Yes, how often I am aware of my unworthiness. But friends—how truly, wonderfully privileged we are to be His!
“This all my prayer shall be
More love, Oh Christ, to Thee
More love to Thee,
More love to Thee
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