I think you’d like Grace Walk too, Dianna. I got it free on my Kindle awhile back which was good for me because I’d been wanting to read it anyway. It’s not a new book, but grace never gets old!

“Hopefully, I have made some progress in the interim…and not just forgot!”

This made me smile. I hope this for myself too when I re-read a book. Sometimes it’s true; sometimes it’s not. ha.

Your quote from Grace Walk has me hooked. It’s going on my wish list for now…but it will make it to my hands one day…SOON!

Busy week ahead for me. Dinner at my brothers tonight, multiple service people for multiple home problems (Yay!), meeting with friends. God is good!

Have a good week 🙂
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I hear you, Kara. Organized religion often can do more harm than good. But Love–it’s always right.

My husband also can fall asleep quicker than anybody I’ve ever seen too. ha.

Continuing to pray for all the adjustments in your home. I pray this decision will continue to bless all of you even though it must be incredibly hard. May the Lord bless with you new grace every morning to cover the day’s needs.

Thanks, Jean. I have had a great weekend away with my youngest daughter.

Erring on the side of grace is a choice, yes? I haven’t always seen that it’s the right choice, but the older I get, the more I understand grace always trumps law–and that God is the one who says that.

I guess it’s a truth I knew, but it seems like it has been emphasized or brought out more to me the last year or so the truth of focusing on Jesus and the positive things He wants us to follow rather than the things to avoid. There is Scriptural instruction about both, but we can get too focused on the “don’ts”.

Thanks so much for your encouraging words about bringing my m-i-l home.