Call to me and I will answer you. I’ll tell you marvelous and wondrous things that you could never figure out on your own. ~Jeremiah 33:3, The Message
Praying you hear Him today as you worship our Lord and Saviour. Jesus has much to tell you. He’s waiting for you to call His name. Listen.
Happy Sunday Friends!
This is #14 in the series 31 Days of Letting Go. You can read the collective here. If you are a writer, I invite you to link up any
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Oh my, Shelly. Is this one of your rescued photos? It is STUNNING! How I’d love to be sitting and journaling on that bench! Worship! Isnt’ that the greatest surrender of all?! I pray I can let go of my sin and selfishness and worship God in beauty and in truth. Happy Lord’s Day, Shelly!
Actually, this is one that I had backed up! It was taken in Lawrence, KS on the campus of KU on a visit to my best friends house in the Fall a few years ago. It was a beautiful day with lots of fond memories.
An image like this can conjure up a boatload of memories. I’m so glad God preserved your photos, backed up and otherwise!
What an awesome photo!!! Love the verse, and I’m so thankful Jesus hears us and speaks to us!! Stopping by from Sunday Community. Have a blessed day!! 🙂
One of my favorite verses…and is that a weeping willow tree? One of my favorite trees! : ) Just beautiful!!
One thing I know for sure is that I will never get it all figured out. Loved this shot—such beauty. Have a blessed Sunday dear friend.
Lovely photo!
Oh what a beautiful willow tree! I want to go there! 🙂
It’s in Lawrence, KS on the campus of KU. So, now you know where it is if you get to go there!
Read the following this morning and highlighted it. So reminded me of your verse.
“The gospel is not ultimately a defense from pain and suffering; rather it is the message of God’s rescue through pain. In fact, it allows us to drop our defenses, to escape not from pain but from the prison of How and Why to the freedom of Who.” Tullian Tchividjian from Glorious Ruin
Love that - rescue through pain, not an escape from it. Thanks for sharing this, its so appropriate with this post, echoes what I was sensing in prayer.
Letting go of trying to figure it out is one of the hardest things for me to do, especially with my mother’s Alzheimer’s struggles. I find myself saying often, it just is what it is…
Oh Gayle, I get that. When my kids get sick I’m often trying to figure out how and where they got it. Like any of that would change a thing. Yes, it is what it is and I have a hard time with that sometimes.
This is beautiful! I love this!
Beautiful scripture and photo. Truly marvelous and wonderful.
That almost looks like a painting…