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ABC's of the Word - G


How Great is your Goodness,
which you have stored up for those who fear you,
which you bestow in the sight of men
on those who take refuge in you.
Psalm 31:19
Today I am Grateful for this verse.
He has stored up His Goodness for me.
My refuge is totally in Him.
His Goodness is revealed in the way He cares for me.
The word He teaches to me.
The sleep He brings to me.
The ones He sends to me to surround me...
in love,
in prayer,
in hope,
in understanding,
and in encouragement.
His Goodness is revealed
in the beauty of the earth,
the comfort of my home,
my health,
my joy,
and even my sadness.
His Goodness
is Great!
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Comments

Cindy said…
This was a blessing to read. Glad to see you back from spring break!
pam said…
How great is our God---that song is resounding in my spirit now! You are His beloved Liz...I'm so glad with all that life has handed you that you have a GREAT God to rest in, trust in and be loved by---He is your redeemer...praying for you this day!
Carol said…
Hi Liz,

Ah yes He is our Great God. I wanted to thank you so much for your encouragment on my post today. It's funny I have had people tell me that I need to let it go too. Yet I can't. I don't want to. I don't necessarily like the sadness, but I know that God uses that part of me.

Every person I've meet that has lost a parent has asked me in the first 2 years do you ever get over the loss. I say no, you just get better at handeling it.

Thank you for rejoicing with me, and for understanding that some healings have so many layers that God has to do them slowly and one at a time.

Love you,
Carol

P.S. Do you live anywhere near the suburb of Allen?
Yes Liz, even in my sadness His goodness is great.

Thank you.

In His Graces~Pamela
sailorcross said…
His goodness is great--even in the times when we don't necessarily feel His goodness--it is still there.

Always wonderful to remember this!!

Beth

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