Prayers going out to all those effected by the tornadoes, their families, their friends.
Years ago, while my husband and I were visiting the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC, we noticed a baby stroller by itself with no one nearby. We assumed that the parents had left it there because it was too bulky and were now carrying their child. But as we approached, we saw a sleeping baby inside. Where was a parent . . . a sibling . . . a babysitter? We hung around for quite some time before hailing a museum official. No one had shown up to claim that precious child! The last we saw of him, he was being wheeled away to a safe place.
That experience made me think about what its like to be abandoned. Its an overwhelming feeling that no one cares anything about you. Its a real and excruciatingly painful feeling. But even though people may abandon us, Gods love and presence is assured. The Lord promises that He will never leave us (Deut. 31:8). He will be with us wherever we go, always, even to the end of the age (Matt. 28:20).
The Lord will never falter in His commitment to His children. Even if we have been abandoned by others, we can find confidence in His promise that nothing will ever separate us from [His] love (Rom. 8:35-39).
Read: Isaiah 49:13-16
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Thank you, Kathy.
Thank God my family checked in and were fine. The tornado went through an area very close to where they live. I was a nervous wreck till I got an e-mail from my DIL.
I have family there.
Praying big time.
Joining you with prayer here for all those impacted by these tornadoes over the past two days.
Prayers lifted for all affected by the tornado.
Our loving Lord has not forgotten you, and neither have we.
Healing prayers and love to you.
Thank you, Kathy!
I love this graphic Kathy....prayers up. *Hugs*
BTTT