Perfect Peace
I hope you enjoyed a wonderful and blessed Christmas. Ours was quiet and peaceful, something I sorely needed this year because of so many reasons. I didn’t want to leave you all just hanging but I need to take some time to myself this week.
I am in the beginning of trying a new medication that is making me feel horrible right now but apparently that is typical for this—to feel worse before you feel better. I am holding on to the hope that this one will work for me but the painful reality is trying to tell me otherwise as I wait.
Here’s a little something for you as we finish out 2012. I know it is more of a spring theme but Isaiah 26:3 is one of my life verses and the sight of all these gorgeous tulips make me feel peaceful.
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Beloved, I pray for all of us to have this “perfect peace,” the kind that can be found in Jesus Christ alone.
Posted on December 26, 2012, in peace, physical rest and tagged believe, blessed, Christmas, chronic illness, faith, hope, Jesus, life, Lord, pain, peace, trust. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
Praying that the new medication will be satisfactory and will give you relief.
Thanks, Cloudwatcher, not sure it’s going to do the job but still praying about it. Happy new year to you!