Which Way?

May 1, 2008 in Confessions of a Preacher's Wife with 2 Comments

If ever a believer sat in a quandary filled with emotion, indecision, and lots of ideas, it’s me. It would take me way to many types to tell all. All options seem good, but then again bad at the same time. I don’t know what to do, who to ask, or … yuk, I hate this ministry stuff. I think I should sit and be nothing. Oh goodness, I know that’s not right either. Where’s the chocolate? These pounds aren’t good, that is for sure. At least I’ve got one thing figured out!

If you have a minute, pray for my clarity of direction. Thanks!

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2 Responses to “Which Way?”

  1. Brenda May 5, 2008 at 9:21 pm #

    Hey, My first time on your blog and I get an opportunity to pray for you. Yes, the wife of a minister is difficult and, so often it seems, there is not one person you can talk things thru with because everything is confidential. Chocolate is always good – I’ve taken to dark chocolate so I can at least pretend like I’m doing my body some good. A walk always clear the brain and offers many moments to look at God’s creativity (a friend to walk with always helps too – soo sorry I’m not there) and to discuss the “problems of the world with HIM. You can lay it all at his feet, tell HIM of your quandry and even express, in no uncertain terms, your disgust of the situation. He created each feeling and is able to handle it when we express them. Love you, my friend.
    Brenda

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  2. Robin May 6, 2008 at 12:35 pm #

    Thank you, thank you, thank you!

    Brenda, it is good to hear from you and welcome to the blog. Girlfriends like you are a real treasure.

    I’ve taken to dark chocolate too, but I must confess the quantities I desire still isn’t good for the body. Know what I mean? I sure would love a walk with you and a talk with Him like old days. God is faithful and good to direct my path. It’s me. I get frustrated and lose heart way too easily. I love you, my friend.

    I thank God for you!
    Robin

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