Recipient, Apprentice, and Messenger of Grace
Tori and I had the privilege to spend a couple of weeks in Honduras visiting our kids that were serving there for about a year. I wrote this series of posts on that trip.
Is it possible that the good parts are really the difficult places in life that shape our stories and give depth and gravity to the peaceful moments?
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Every day we come across more and more evidence that things are not the way they are supposed to be. What can we do about it?
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Jesus stepped down into our mess and took our guilt and agony upon Himself so that I could have a better life… forever. We tried to do the same for two little lives that I still expect to see every time I look out the window at the swings shaken only by the breeze.
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On this Valentine’s Day I am more grateful than ever for the therapeutic influence of this woman upon my life.
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If you have made one of those lifetime promises (that we usually call wedding vows), go back and listen to this great song again. What does choosing your partner look like today?
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I’m enamored with the intimate stylings of Johnnyswim. In case you’re not acquainted, this is a husband and wife duo that makes some really great music together (and some absolutely beautiful children). Their song, “Take The World,” is a breath of courage to me in a season of weariness and desire to keep growing in my marriage.
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I don’t expect anyone to pattern their marriage after mine or compare theirs with ours. We have our own unique way of doing “I do” together. I’m not suggesting ours is better. I’m just saying it is ours… and it’s a work in progress, a relationship still growing, refining, reforming.
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My beloved has a way of encouraging me, helping me, motivating me to reach for more. Just like Jack Nicholson’s neurotic character blurted out in the romantic comedy, As Good As It Gets, “You make me want to be a better man!”
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Now let’s be honest. At first glance that doesn’t even make sense. Shouldn’t it be, “I needed you?”
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