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ReplyDeleteWaking up with sore joints and fatigue, I first head to despair--I don't want to do anything. But even laying on that table the flower is beautiful, artistic in its angles. Your questions are perfect reflections for me this morning...lying crooked on the couch. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteOut of brokenness comes beauty, insight, reflections, ministry. Thank you Michelle for this beautiful "pink" bouquet, (my favorite color and one of my favorite flowers.) I just had an experience at church yesterday with an older woman with bone cancer walking on a walker and she had a bathroom "accident" on the way into church. I was called to help. Since I had gone through a couple years of Irritable Bowel Syndrome myself and I loved this woman after ministering to her for some years now, I found God using me not only to help clean up but to love and reassure this humiliated woman. I have always said there is nothing God hasn't used in my life in my ministry. I was so glad I was there amongst others younger who were a bit repelled by it all. I felt privileged to be used by God in this way.
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