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I hope your Mother’s Day was amazing. I had a great Mother’s Day despite all the crazy things happening in the world. My kids called me throughout the day and even though I couldn’t give my granddaughters a hug, I loved seeing them.
I want to share something God has put on my heart. Many moms are working from home and also homeschooling their kids. Lately, I am feeling that moms are growing weary and Summer hasn’t even started. We need each other.
When you take care of yourself
you will have the energy to take care of others. Taking care of yourself is less about being pampered but more about fierceness, obedience, and courage. I believe fierce women have a strength that goes beyond themselves.
Go forth and be fierce. What does that even mean?
Esther was fierce and beautiful. She was thrust into the kingdom by her cousin Mordecai. Esther soon became Queen of Vashti and risked her life to save her people. (Esther 4-8).
Fierce is the new beautiful
Who’s ready? Esther was beautiful, wise, a warrior, and filled with loving-kindness. Life is hard and we can’t get through it without the grace of God. I could have never made it through the storms of my life without Jesus!
Only Jesus
can make you fierce? Start with changing your focus. Start your day with a prayer. Ask God to help you throughout the day. When I start my day with God, my day is a whole lot better. Find a great book or devotional, and then dive in. Sometimes it is better to study one scripture at a time then to study the whole chapter. I am reading a study of Colossians by Joyce Meyer.
To be fierce you must have the right tools in your toolbox. Esther had the right tools in her toolbox (Esther 4-7). She wasn’t just beautiful, she was fierce. Begin today by studying the scriptures and filling up with Godly confidence.
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Blessings!
Lately, all of my days have seemed like a blur. I cannot believe we are already in May. However, through all of this, I have learned that there is still time to make a change for the good.
In Romans 12:2, “Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, so that you may prove what the will of God is, that which is good and acceptable and perfect.”
I believe that God has literally pressed the pause button in all of our lives. Before the Coronavirus, we have spent our days on our own agenda. What is God saying to us during this time?
We need more faith, more hope, more joy, more trust, more of God!
In Romans 12:1, “Therefore I urge you, brothers and sisters, by the mercies of God to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and well-pleasing to God, which is your rational act of worship.”
We may not know what we are supposed to do but spending time in an act of worship to God, He will do what needs to be done in us.
Use this time to focus on Him and all of His goodness! Reflect back on the things He has brought you through. I don’t want to go back to normal. I am looking forward to the new normal!
Here’s to the new normal!
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Do you feel like God is wanting you to make a change? Is there one thing that you could do to change your life forever? What are you doing with your time? Friends, we have so much beauty just outside of our homes. Are you taking this time to stop, relax, and smell the roses?
For example…
this past week, I walked around my yard and took pictures of the beautiful flowers. I noticed on social media others are doing the same.
I spend a lot of my time…
in the kitchen so I decided to look for some easy crockpot meals to save me time. Do you love to bake? I am having a terrible time finding yeast. If you have been able to purchase yeast, let me know. I baked banana bread a couple of weeks ago. Who doesn’t love banana bread? I tried baking bread without yeast and let’s just say it wasn’t the same.
One thing…
that I am doing on a daily basis is listening to uplifting podcasts. I love Joyce Meyers and Steven Furtick. Let me know your favorites. To stay positive throughout my day, I am learning to change my focus.
Changing our focus will change our attitude in our waiting. God calls us to live in peace in every situation.
How do we live in peace? We call out to Jesus throughout the day.
Help me, Jesus!
Solomon spent his life searching for meaning but ended up being disappointed, frustrated, and exhausted. We can spend our days searching for the meaning behind the Coronavirus, but it will only frustrate us and cause anxiety.
Ecclesiastes 1:9 says, “What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun.”
Meaning is not found under the sun but in the Son. Spend time focusing on things that are edifying and build you up.
Change your focus and you will change your life forever!
