Lately I’ve been thinking about a lot of things. My children have been such phenomenal helpers helping me with my housework today. What if we all were better helpers and griped less? What if we were to lend a hand to those in need. Not only that, but to look for ways we can better the common man. It is such a simple concept really. We are all in need of each other, though we don’t always know it and, as the church of Christ (each individual person has Christ in them) we should reach out a little further and dig deeper to find ways to help each other.

Now I named this post “Lifting up hands of Surrender.” We must do this every day all the time if necessary. It’s hard when you are dealing with a negative circumstance but do remember to lift up those hands and shout! Count your blessings and remember that Jesus loves you very very much.

I have a unique circumstance that some would consider negative. I don’t drive very much in this season where my meds make me sluggish in the morning especially. I’m grateful to my husband for allowing me to drive occasionally and hope to get the meds fixed soon.

I have a new doctor’s appointment in Rockledge September fifth, if you can be praying for Dr. Matthew and Michael and I as we try to better my performance driving during the day.

God is just so good, is He not? He heals the broken hearted and is my Great Helper. He helps cheer me up when I am down. He helps me see through His eyes and ears and feel through His Heart. I’m going to leave you with my new journal entry.

07/31/18

Jesus,

All praise and honor and glory and power be to our God forever and ever! You are glorious and majestic, an unshakable God. I love You so so much! Thanks for loving me with Your whole heart! You are beautiful and incredible! I know I can accomplish my dreams with You at my side. You are so so good to me. I praise You. Thank You for making me. I live to serve You. Help me control my temper with the boys. Help me get my tasks done today. I love you Jesus.

Love,

Becky

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