http://www.susangaddis.net/blog/2010/03/step-into-your-story/ by Susan Gaddis Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:40:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.susangaddis.net/blog/2010/03/step-into-your-story/comment-page-1/#comment-277 Bud Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:00:50 +0000 http://www.susangaddis.net/blog/?p=1695#comment-277 Thank you Susan!! A great msg that hit me right between the eyes Monday morning. My wife asked me to read ur blog as I was stressing over our computer meltdown this weekend and the second trip to Staples to get it fixed. The Lord said "Are you too busy/anxoius to talk to Me?" The answer was "yes" and I repented immediately. That peace/anxiety war may continue for awhile, but I know the LORD is going to win this battle. I just need to do my part (trusting and consulting Him at all times.) You are a treasure Susan. May the Lord continue to use you to minister to us. Thank you Susan!! A great msg that hit me right between the eyes Monday morning. My wife asked me to read ur blog as I was stressing over our computer meltdown this weekend and the second trip to Staples to get it fixed. The Lord said “Are you too busy/anxoius to talk to Me?” The answer was “yes” and I repented immediately. That peace/anxiety war may continue for awhile, but I know the LORD is going to win this battle. I just need to do my part (trusting and consulting Him at all times.) You are a treasure Susan. May the Lord continue to use you to minister to us.

]]> http://www.susangaddis.net/blog/2010/03/step-into-your-story/comment-page-1/#comment-273 Mary Tue, 09 Mar 2010 05:18:51 +0000 http://www.susangaddis.net/blog/?p=1695#comment-273 I'm not sure this is a good question for me to ponder this week. Or for anyone else to ponder about me this week :-). Otherwise they might say something like, "She's a cranky lady with a head cold who's husband is in the middle of Engineering finals and so she's using that as her excuse to consume lots of chocolate." Whereas, on normal weeks, it might be a bit more realistic. Say, something like, "She's a fantastically genius woman, full of excellent taste and talent and witty wisdom and gobs of beauty, with a twisted sense of humor who likes to cook and play with her kids..." We're ARE talking realistic right? ;-) I’m not sure this is a good question for me to ponder this week. Or for anyone else to ponder about me this week . Otherwise they might say something like, “She’s a cranky lady with a head cold who’s husband is in the middle of Engineering finals and so she’s using that as her excuse to consume lots of chocolate.” Whereas, on normal weeks, it might be a bit more realistic. Say, something like, “She’s a fantastically genius woman, full of excellent taste and talent and witty wisdom and gobs of beauty, with a twisted sense of humor who likes to cook and play with her kids…” We’re ARE talking realistic right?

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