This morning I woke up, threw my teal, paisley comforter on the floor a jumped out of bed. Stumbling over the mound off excessive accent pillows that usually decorate my bed, I made my way to the over-stuffed closet full of clothes that I never wear and when I say “over-stuffed”, I mean I can’t pull one hanger out without pulling out 10 others. It’s that packed. After sifting through my unnecessary amount of sweaters and jeans, I find something to suitable to wear to church. I get dressed, make the bed, hop in my 2002 VW Bug that I’ve had since I was 16 and drive to church where we sang and praised the Lord for being so amazing and good to us. It’s so easy.
It’s so easy to be joyful and thankful when there is absolutely nothing that you need or long for. When you have a incredibly comfortable bed, more clothes than any normal human being should have, when your car runs and you never wonder where your next meal will come from, it’s easy to rejoice.
I came home the other night and found this jar on the counter. It’s so simple but yet commanded my attention. When you see the news and hear the testimonies of those who experienced the tragedy in Haiti, everything is brought back into perspective. There are so many thousands of people hurting right now in our world. Everywhere. People are in need of hope and a Savior but people are also in need of food and shelter and medical attention. I challenge you today to keep those who are hurting on your mind…. constantly. Constantly lift them up in prayer but also rejoice that we serve a God that is bigger than any natural disaster.
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Oh where do I begin? This wasn’t just another wedding for me. This was a legacy KJ Wedding and I have been looking forward to it ever since my first email from Danny and Megan!