Hi, come on in for a lovely time together over a cuppa.
Today we will be exploring a popular post on brokenness & healing.
I often find it interesting as to why certain topics are more popular then others. Don’t you?
But first let’s grab our cuppa’s & treats.
Today we’re having a tea blend called Crême Brûleè with a plate of gf Lavender shortbread.
Very decadent indeed & we’re sitting in my warm sunlit dining room with its double glass doors, looking out on our front garden with its beautiful winter colours.
Although we lost a beautiful old Tea tree out there recently in the icy winds we’ve been experiencing from the Antarctic!
Now we’re warm & comfy let’s begin…
The path may look scary…
Please tap on the title below to read;
I think the title of the link above says it all, so many of us are on a journey of healing.
And those of us who are on this journey whether it’s physical, mental or spiritual healing we are seeking we look for encouragement from those who are further along the path.
For as the photo above demonstrates, at times the path ahead can seem full of dark & scary shadows.
But with encouragement from other’s who have traveled that same pathway, the path ahead can become much clearer & the scary shadows turn into dappled light.
“Therefore encourage one another and edify (strengthen and build up) one another…”
1 Thessalonians 5: 11 Refer II
Can you be an encouragement to someone today my friend?
Until next time,
Jennifer
You’re most welcome to join me in The Reading Nook
Or
in Prayer
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I enjoyed revisiting this post, Jennifer.
Blessings,
Pam ♥️
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Thank you Pam, blessings to you too sweet friend ❤️
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When we encourage others it’s amazing the blessings that come our way. We just can’t out give God…nope no way!
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Oh I agree Barb! We definitely can’t out give God.
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In the Mass I am constantly reminded of Christ being broken for us. There is nothing shameful in our brokenness and nothing wrong with turning to the Physician for healing.
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I agree Elizabeth there is nothing shameful in our brokenness for it definitely gives us the opportunity to allow the Great Physician to do His healing within us.
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I am so grateful for those who are several steps ahead of me on this journey. It really is a great source of encouragement! Thanks for sharing this again, Jennifer.
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You’re most welcome Lisa! 😊
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