A Hopeful Vision

January 25, 2013 By

freedoms

“Strength and dignity are her clothing, and she laughs at the time to come.” Proverbs 31: 25

Ever wonder how to laugh at the future when it likely holds its share of suffering?  I hope you’ll join me over at The Focused Homemaker today where I share a few thoughts on this subject.

A Few “Gems in the Web” on Suffering Too:

  • You may benefit from this list of resources on the subject of grief and dying – as well as this list of resources on the subject of forgiveness.
  • Do you ever feel like God has pulled the rug out?
  • When stuff hits the fan, anchor yourself to the Immovable Rock.
  • “Most Christians claim to believe in the sovereignty of God, but many define His sovereignty in a way that ultimately exalts man over God. Scripture continually magnifies the sovereignty of God, but what does this mean? In this lecture, Dr. R.C. Sproul Jr. explains what it means to say that God is sovereign and examines the implications of this confession for our lives and ministries.”

Related posts:

God, Fleas, and Thanksgiving
Why You Need A Theology of Suffering
Depression: The Lessons of Suffering in the Dark
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About Wemmick Girl

Natalie Klejwa is a child of the King, wife of 20 years to Joe, and mother to 9 miracles ages 0-18. She is the creator of Apple Valley Natural Soap, founder and administrator of the Visionary Womanhood blog, author of Visionary Womanhood Gatherings: A Family Strengthening Mentorship Tool for Women and Maidens, and a contributing author of The Heart of Simplicity: Foundations for Christian Homemaking and You Can Do It Too: 25 Homeschool Families Share Their Stories.

You can hear her being interviewed on Kevin Swanson's Generations with Vision radio program.

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Comments

  1. Kim says:
    January 25, 2013 at 10:40 am

    This was a thought provoking post. I have been meditating on Scripture about the sovereignty of God. I wanted to listen to the message you linked to, however there are 19 different ones. I am sure they would all be profitable, but what one in particular were you meaning?