Monday, September 15, 2008

Thoughts of God from Atlanta

I just got back last night from a weekend visit to Atlanta. I was there because my nephew was being baptized, and I was asked to be a godparent. It was a beautiful ceremony and a wonderful day! In the midst of the family fun, laughing with my playful niece, and spending time with people I hadn't seen in a while, God was definitely there- speaking in awesome ways. During the baptism, as I was standing there, I couldn't help but think about how special God's call is to each of us- the call that comes through our own baptism. God loves each of us and has a unique plan for each of us. That is an amazing thing! Sometimes, it's harder for me to figure out where God is leading me than others, but as I held baby Jack, a sense of trust came to me. God's in control, and God is never going to let me down, let anyone down. God loves us enough to call us as children. Even though I may mess up a lot, as long as I stay in touch with God, somehow I'll know what I need to know in God's time. It was a welcome reminder for me.

3 comments:

  1. Sister Sarah,
    Hi! It's me Alex! Wow! beautiful story! I bet it was awesome being a godparent for your nephew! God does have His own way of guiding us, and showing us what we need to see. Everything is in God's time, not ours. It is so easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, we need to sit back and allow God to show us where we need to be. Let go and let God! Hey, happy anniversary tomorrow of your final vows! Much love,
    Alex

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  2. Thanks, Alex for remembering! That means a lot. I hoep you are doing well and having a great day. I look forward to talking to you on Thursday. I hoep you are having a great day! Enjoy your babies!

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  3. Sister Sarah,
    I am sorry I didn't get a chance to read your blog before now. I am enjoying my babies at work. I hope you are enjoying your kids! I look forward to speaking to you again. I really miss you and I am homesick for Ferdinand! Take care and have a blessed week!
    In Christ's Unconditional Love,
    Alex

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