saddening, but true.. thinking this afternoon that I knew it would be like this and that this is why I did not want to go in the first place...
makes me realize how blessed I am with my "normal" life... normal life as in I am usually surrounded by people that love me and understand me. normal life as in I am doing something that is worthwhile and fulfilling.. easier to focus on Christ when in a place where He is acknowledged and respected , worshipped and followed.
easier to feel whole and loved when "Christ beside me" is happening... every day...
so this is a dark place.. I was hoping it could be different this time and I guess it isn't.
so thankful that my Jesus has allowed me to find a home, a family... that he gives me the bigger part of the year to be embraced by that family... that I can leave behind what never fails to pull me down and make me feel worthless and sad and like this huge failure...
I really am not sure what would have happened had He not saved me that Sunday in June 1994.... I am at a loss to understand how those that do not know Him can go on and survive in a world so full of hurt and pain and anger and aggression.
I am the black sheep and I guess that's who I will always be.
I wish I could just break all ties and be done with it.. that's not what He wants though and therefore I will just cherish the "normal" when it happens...
need a huge dose of that love that my dear sisters in Christ lavish on me so generously... I shall make it through.. by His grace and strength...
Sending love and prayers your way, Miriam.
ReplyDeleteHope your trip improves and that Christ overwhelms you with His goodness, peace, and presence. Love you!