Ever since starting this blog and weekly taking the time to sit down and reflect on what I have been learning through my own personal devotional time on "Devotional Monday." The one word that keeps coming up in my devotional is rest. The other day my devotional was talking about companionship and how we should find it in God. It said, "The way of the souls transformation is the way of Divine Companionship. Not so much the asking me to make you this or that but the living with me, thinking of me, talking to me--thus you grow like me. Love me. Rest in Me. Joy in me". --After reading this I was once again reminded of the importance of finding rest in God each and every day. Matthew 11:28-30 (which is the foundation verse of this blog) reminds me that God always meets us right where we are at no matter what we are going through. It also reminds me that not only does he meet us wherever we are but that in him we find rest for our souls. So sisters, as you are going throughout your week, i encourage you to take that time out of your day to rest in him. Take the words of Matthew 11:28-30 to heart, let them resonate in your heart each day.
Founders Note: Today on the blog we have one of our August sponsors Madison of The Wetherills Say I Do . She is also one of my blogging friends, I have enjoyed working with her this month and am excited to continue in the future, she is a sweet girl with a big heart for others and Jesus! Today She is sharing her heart on this months theme: Beauty in the Brokenness. So be sure to check out her blog at the links below! If you've ever heard a group of people share their testimonies, a lot of them have a common thread: brokenness. A lot of now believers had to come to a very low point in their lives before they had their breaking moment of calling out to Jesus. Have you ever wondered why that is? Why is it that so many of us have to hit rock bottom before we'll realize our infinite need for a Savior? I don't know the answer to that question, but I do know that in my darkest moments, I've seen the Lord hand out grace and turn brokenness into beauty. We all tend t...
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