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Thankful...

So thankful this week for many things...

God's voice through music (driving for 2 1/2 hours listening to worship music, hearing His whisper)
through His never-changing Word (isn't amazing when stories about King Solomon, so well-known can still capture my attention and draw me closer to my God?)
through His people (thankful for my husband and his ability to steady me when emotions swirl around).

Comments

Unknown said…
Hi Heather,

Girl, lovely... Happy TT. Miss you and sending you a hug.
LAURIE said…
Hey Heather...God speaks so amazingly to me thru music and many times it is while I am driving down the road. Sometimes I wonder how I even get to my destination alive cuz sometimes I just get lost in His presence. :) -blessings to you on this TT! -Laurie
I can so relate with you! It's nice to be lost in His presence...

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Denise said…
Praying for God to continue to bless you sweetie.
Grammy said…
What a blessing I am so glad you are doing well.
Karen said…
I, too, am so thankful for good Christian praise music! I'm such a music person! I also have God's Word on my thankful list as something I am sooooo thankful for. I am thankful that His Word transforms my life!

Hope you have a wonderful Thursday!
Karen
devita said…
Hi Heather!

It feels so good that we can feel what God has done for us.

Have a great day!
Jerralea said…
Great list! I agree with you on the importance of listening to praise music and being in the Word. I'm so thankful to have these resources.
GranthamLynn said…
Oh what a great thankful list. I love music too.
Thanks for sharing.
Have a Blessed Friday.
Sherry
Rita T. said…
Music and stories that glorify God always get to me! Hope you're having a wonderful weekend.
MrsProverbs31 said…
It is a great day to be thankful. I gather you're busy this summer as well. God bless you.

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