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via maryruffleCan you read that? It says, "Peace. It does not mean to be in a place where there is no noise, trouble, or hard work. It means to be in the midst of all those things and still be calm in your heart."
I wish I knew how to do that. My life feels the opposite of peaceful right now and I can still remember how wonderful the peaceful feeling was which makes the transition even harder.
I wish I knew how to do that. My life feels the opposite of peaceful right now and I can still remember how wonderful the peaceful feeling was which makes the transition even harder.
How's it going Miss Molly? It was absolutely lovely to talk with you the other day. Hoping that the new school year is treating you well and that someone finally got it together enough to let you know what's going on! Keep your chin up is right. Oh, and every once in awhile, tilt it back a little further and remember who's keeping watch over you from above. Here's to peace among new adventures! Thinking about you and praying for you always.
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Molly,
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Dear Molly, I'm praying that you will have peace during the rest of your transition. Our message at church last night was about difficult transitions and how if we make obedience to God a priority, He blesses us with peace (and many other things). No reflection on the difficulty of your transition, but any words about peace are usually comforting to me. The message should be available at this link within the week if you find you want to listen to it: http://www.gracecma.org/?Itemid=217&option=com_biblestudy&view=studydetails&id=365
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