At times we would be more sporadic in our meeting times, five women juggling families, vocations, ministry. But always we would come back together, realizing the life-giving quality of spiritual fellowship.
Here, in this new Southern home, I don't have that same community, that tight-knit tapestry of interwoven lives. So who do I go to when I'm in need of encouragement, a listening ear, an embrace, accountability?
I cried those questions to the One Who Answers, and His gentle, loving voice replied: "Who indeed? Am I not enough? Am I not All-in-All?"
He is.
And so I learn to lean on Him, and not on the people-gifts He gives me. It's better this way.
*Just a couple of photos from around where we live - I've been amazed at the clouds here and wanted to share them.*
As one of those friends I can absolutely agree that He makes a more reliable post: stronger, faithful, with no risk of slipping. You chose well.
ReplyDeleteThank you for that, my friend. I prayed that you and others would take this the way it was meant! Love you!
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