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He Makes Me Lie Down In Green Pastures...

He restores my soul... When I recognized the parallels between this painting and the actual picture, I was humbly amazed. Upon further reflection, I am aware of Gods intimate love for me. Let me explain: Last year, I faced a very challenging season in life. Doubt plagued my mind, fear gripped my heart, and I felt paralyzed in a sea of ambiguity. I often lamented to the Lord to guide me, failing to recognize His continual guidance. I pleaded with Him to reveal a glimpse of a future path. Many of these prayers were offered on my bed, staring at the painting on my wall. As I cried, I imagined myself in the painting. I pictured escaping into the brush strokes of the nature scene, enjoying the freedom of creation and the security of a path clearly laid before me. After much praying, healing, and surrender. I learned more of what it meant to walk by faith. I gained a new understanding of God's continual presence and pruning in my life. I discovered the gift of sharing the Lor

Let Us Love

Idelette McVicker, founder and editor of She Loves magazine wrote a poem titled, "Let Us Be Women Who Love." Below, please find the poem. I bolded my favorite stanzas. Upon contemplation, I believe this poem challenges, not only women, but both men and women to stand up and lead lives of genuine love. To allow the overwhelming love of Christ fill one's heart to the brim until it pours out onto others. I simply desire to share this manifesto and encourage you in love. Let us be women who Love. Let us be women willing to lay down our sword words, our sharp looks, our ignorant silence and towering stance and fill the earth now with extravagant Love. Let us be women who Love. Let us be women who make room. Let us be women who open our arms and invite others into an honest, spacious, glorious embrace. Let us be women who carry each other. Let us be women who give from what we have. Let us be women who leap to do the difficult things , the unexpected thin