As anyone who has travelled with John would know, the Minister's Cat is his favourite game for car trips. And, if you have ever played this game with him, you will know that his superior vocabulary makes him an expert. To play, one person starts by using a descriptive word to describe the 'minister's cat' beginning with a-z. This blog is dedicated to John, in order to update friends and family about his journey and provide areas of prayer.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Home For Good
I came home yesterday and had a great afternoon sitting under the trees with the warm temperature. Today is a continuation of yesterday. Please pray I will keep on feeling better every day so I can stay home but remember no matter what happens - we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose. Rom 8:28
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How wonderful to hear that you finally made it home. I can only imagine how wonderful it feels to be in the outdoors again and enjoy the beauty of nature, and being in the place where you feel best.
ReplyDeleteI remember having been in the hospital a few times (giving birth to "some" children and some surgeries)and after spending some time there and coming home, driving into the driveway and seeing all that lushious green and the beautiful flowers, my body would just about burst with thankfulness and gratefulness to the One who had created such beauty.
And I would feel I had to fill my lungs as much as they could expand to take in the wonderful clean air and clean them out from the hospital stale air.
And just being home again where I could really be myself and relax.
Oh John, I can only imagine how wonderful it is for you having been away for so long.
I am wishing you all the best and will keep you in my prayers, that the Lord will grant you many wonderful days there
Good morning:
ReplyDeleteHome is Jesus. Glad you are there.
Sigh of contentment, song of praise. So happy for you all.
ReplyDeleteDeb and family
Those of us who are out of town and can't "pop" in to see you would love some new pic's. Seeing how the "barn" has transformed into your home would be neat.
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