It’s a really good book and I think you’d love it too, Debbie. It’s filled with real-life stories about encounters with people and with Jesus. Thanks for sharing that you did learn to receive—I’m sure it made the givers so happy to be able to give back to someone who had always given out so much. You’re a blessing, Debbie. Thanks for your prayers for my scan. Hopefully I’ll find out something next week.

Blessings and love,
Debbie

Definitely agree with you! I know how it blesses me to give to someone who is a good receiver, so I should do likewise for others.

I hear you, Anita. I’ve been down for the count today with some pain and I’m rediscovering how much I can’t stand not being capable on my own to do things. 🙁 But obviously it’s a lesson I need to embrace and welcome and let God teach me anew how to be humble. Oh how he never stops working on us.

I’ve got a feeling that God has connected me too with “humility” this year, Floyd, thanks to you. 🙂 We can be reminders to each other. I know I need those reminders often because pride is so insidious.

Yes, that is a truth about gratitude that we too often overlook, but is so critical: “Gratitude keeps us humble.” Succinctly said, Angie! Thank you.

A more balanced walk with him—that’s good, Tiffany. We do need to see what it feels like on both sides in order to grow in our compassion and humility all the way around. Thanks, Tiffany!

Yikes–when I think about saying to God, “I don’t need your grace,” it does sound rough. Good insight, Trudy! I definitely need all the grace from him that he’s willing to give. Blessings to you.