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Friday, September 24, 2010

At one time we have fallen emotionally. We've been hurt, betrayed, left out, overlooked. We carry scars from past relationships, jobs and bad choices. Most of us have been trained to pick ourselves back up and move on. We've been conditioned to put on a smile and pretend we aren't broken. The problem is most things that are broken don't fix themselves, and they don't work right until they are.
-http://proverbs31devotions.blogspot.com/

and THE KEY IS, the One who conquered death,
is the one who can mend our brokenness.
cast your cares upon Jesus,
He'll heal you today.

i can't say how much this devotional page has helped me.
but often it really helps me tide through each difficult day slightly easier.
with the knowing that God is always by my side(:


+ val-* @ 2:08 AM

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