I haven't blogged in a while so I thought I would start with a short simple one. I normally do like to blog a lot. But I have felt in the past 6 months, "Gosh, I'm that weird single girl in her mid-30's with no life whatsoever." So, I stopped for a while. I actually started and stopped a few times on various topics but it just didn't feel right...
But then, with no motivation in blogging, I had way too much time to think of other things and headed into a mini-almost-mid-life-crisis. I've worked most of the time since I graduated from college, but I'm started to think more seriously if I need to head into something completely different.
Then a sense of anxiety and stress fell upon and I felt I must be dying of high blood pressure. Speaking of dying, look at this pot for a second:
This whole pot of Jenny Creepers died a few weeks ago. It was stinking hot here and we had no rain for a while. It's supposed to look like this pot in the next picture (the other side of the steps to my front door).
While things may die or looks dead, God still lives and make things grow where we thought things have died. The picture at the very top shows new growth. The roots have not died. God sometimes make things die in our lives in a way of pruning, as long as our roots are planted in God's Word, God's love, God's mercy, we will grow.
Every branch in Me that does not bear fruit, He takes away; and every branch that bears fruit, He prunes it so that it may bear more fruit.
~John 15:2~
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