In my head, I have created lots of conversations with you over the last several weeks. However, I noticed a big gap since I last blogged in. Obviously, i have not found my blog groove yet.
My own word for the year, release, seems to keep popping up…when I take the time to notice. Never…ever…in my most uninhibited dreams would I have thought I’d be sharing this newest release with all of you. With grace and discretion, you may check out the video titled, Cardboard Testimonies, at http://vimeo.com/channels/hcmedia
And how about your word…how is it showing up lately?
A few more people shared their word for the year with me and gave me permission to share with you as well…
Connection...bonds that endure based upon shared values. Relationships based upon the intrinsic worth of people. When I think about the relationship that I have with my wife, I usually think about it in terms of being connected. When we’re struggling along, we don’t seem to be connecting. As to my job, I’m responsible for the team that develops relationships with those that account for almost one-half of the income we receive each year. We are always aiming to create more engaged ministry friends. This, of course, means connection. Finally, how connected am I with God? Am I in genuine fellowship with Him during the moments of the day? Shawn
My word for this year is quiet. I want to be quiet to hear God speak to me through His Word, through my quiet times in prayer, through Sunday’s teachings, through others intimately involved with God, and through situations and circumstances God places me in. Thanks for asking! Debbie
At first I thought: Where am I coming from in my life? I’m not used to thinking about me like this; I am usually looking ahead. After much thought, only one word fits…LOVE. To really love as Christ loves, to see needs in other people where I can show love and be faithful to do it. It is more than praying or thinking about them but loving them through my actions. My word is also about being sensitive to love others…including my husband in this way.
Thanks for caring. Joyce
