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March Forth
NOTE: I had meant to post this yesterday. But it take me a bit longer to type these days. So bare with me. Until my finger heals I will probably post pictures for thee most part. But I do have a few fun stories to share about Naomi coming soon. So stay tuned!
Well, it is March Forth again. This day has some significance to me. It was a year ago yesterday that we were not selected for Amara. It was the first child we were considered for. I knew the chances were slim. There are very few who are chosen the first time.
And now a year later, Naomi can wear the shirt that my mom bought for Amara. And each time I put it on her I can't help but think of her "almost" sister. So I pray for her. I have chosen a verse for her and the other child we were not selected for.
Each time I start moping over the adoption process I bring this verse to mind. It brings me a lot of peace in knowing His understanding is infinite. It also carries the reminder of how powerful God is. Nothing is impossible with Him.
So now we continue to wait for child number two. We do not know when or how this child will be added to our family. But God does. I thank Him that he has a perfect plan for our family. Until then I get to dote on our first answered prayer.
"Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified; do not be discouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go." Joshua 1:9.
Well, it is March Forth again. This day has some significance to me. It was a year ago yesterday that we were not selected for Amara. It was the first child we were considered for. I knew the chances were slim. There are very few who are chosen the first time.
And now a year later, Naomi can wear the shirt that my mom bought for Amara. And each time I put it on her I can't help but think of her "almost" sister. So I pray for her. I have chosen a verse for her and the other child we were not selected for.
Great is our Lord, and mighty in power;
His understanding is infinite.
His understanding is infinite.
Psalm 147:5.
Each time I start moping over the adoption process I bring this verse to mind. It brings me a lot of peace in knowing His understanding is infinite. It also carries the reminder of how powerful God is. Nothing is impossible with Him.
So now we continue to wait for child number two. We do not know when or how this child will be added to our family. But God does. I thank Him that he has a perfect plan for our family. Until then I get to dote on our first answered prayer.
"Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified; do not be discouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go." Joshua 1:9.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
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