Hebrew 13:1-2


Let brotherly love continue.
Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained Angels unawares.



Tuesday, October 16, 2012

MIRROR, MIRROR

When I look in the mirror I like what I see
I'm becoming more fond of who's looking at me
There's inner conflict but no push and no shove
I'm resolving my uncertainty with self-love
With God as my strength and healthy self-esteem
I'm becoming quite the powerful one-woman team
Always moving forward towards my goals
That stuff from the past doesn't nourish my soul

Don't want to send the wrong message or use the wrong tone
I don't believe I'm meant to do this alone
I'm patient with me and with getting a man
One thing I've learned: YOU CAN'T RUSH GOD'S PLAN
 I fully trust in God choosing my fate
I have faith that God knows for who I'll be a great mate
When I look in the mirror I love what I see
I'm becoming exactly what God planned for me to be.

Saturday, October 6, 2012

You Are Good Enough

I love you. That's what I do.
There are no requirements, nor qualifiers, nothing special about you.
It's just who and what I am and has nothing to do with who and what you are.
You can be homeless, a drug addict or a celebrated star.
There may be things about you, behaviors you choose -
maybe some you don't, that you would rather lose.
I may dislike them but nothing can make you lose my love.
You can make it hard for me to love you, but hate I am above.
When God made me in a Godly image, as imperfect as I am, who am I to not display that character if I expect to achieve and receive all that I have coming to me.
So with that said, I love you and there's nothing you can do about it. 10/4/12

Monday, October 1, 2012

REMEMBER

I still learn something new everyday, and at my age I'm even relearning. I have gotten to a point in my life I longed for: to be able to forgive and forget. I used to hold grudges and not let people forget how they wronged me. I was doing myself just as much injustice as I was some undeserving people. 
I am thankful that I'm at this point. Now, I just have to make sure I don't do myself a different type of injustice. I'm so quick to forgive and move on that I often forget why I pulled away from someone or kicked them to the curb in the first place. We know when we lose we're not supposed to lose the lesson. That's essentially what I'm doing. So today I relearned that lesson. I have to remember how trustworthy I have become, mostly unto myself, and know that even if I can't remember why I kicked someone outside of the tight-knit circle, that I did so for a good reason and there must be significant, unquestionable change in their life and behavior before I allow them back across the line.