Letter to God

Dear God,

You have shown me that I need a miracle with my parenting! I fall so incredibly short as a mother of my children.  So, just as the boy brought his fish and loaves of bread to You expecting a miracle, I am bringing what little I can offer as a mom and asking for a miracle.  I fail daily to be who I need to be for Addy and Ashton! I cannot do parenting without You! Thank you for reminding me that You are completely capable of miracles.  You ask, ” Do you have faith?”  I am responding, “YES, LORD!”

In the waiting, I am concentrating on being a mom who has I Corinthians 13 love for my children.  I will be patient, I will be kind.  I will not envy, I will not boast, I will not be proud.  I will not be rude, self-seeking, easily angered, or keep a record of wrongs.  I will not delight in evil but rejoice with the truth.  I will always protect, trust, hope, and persevere.

Forgive me for being the opposite of this in so many areas (especially today!) I trust that as I concentrate on giving You all that I am, You will give me a “Then He . . .”  (Matthew 9:29) moment.  Thank you for being worthy of my faith and able to do more than I can even ask or imagine (Ephesians 3:20).

Your child,

Angie

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One Response to Letter to God

  1. Debbie Cardinal says:

    My sweet daughter,
    You are an AMAZING mom, wife, daughter and friend, but I totally understand how you’re feeling. You are right where your Father God wants you, realizing your total dependence upon Him and asking for His help. How thankful I am that God blessed me with you as my firstborn!

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