I just had a lousy conversation with my wife. What I do for a living isn’t very glamourous, but it does take a lot of time. Right now we are gassed out. Completely exausted from just trying to keep up with mundane life. But I have to work more overtime. Just now I l told my wife that we couldn’t play tonight or tomorrow. I guess what I am frustrated about is the fact that I am unable to meet what seems like the normal demands of life. Husband,father, work, church/ministry & self care are all going to the dogs. Do I get out of the current career? It seems lilke there is a simple solution. Father, help me find it!
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Dear Sweet Husband,
Posted 01 May 2007 at 00:00 ¶Though it’s a difficult time for us right now I admire you very much for the way you work hard. I know this will pass but even in this time, please remember that I love you and am incredibly grateful for these 5 wonderful years. Just now I’m reminded of the verse that speaks of Abraham I think…when it says ‘for he did not waiver in unbelief regarding the promise of God but believed that God had the power to do what he had promised. ( I think that’s the rough idea at least) I think that may be what this time is for us…. a time for our faith to be tried and perfected in the hands of our Loving Father Jesus. I am with you and am blessed to be here. Thanks for hanging in there one step and day at a time. Growing more in love with you all the time.
-Your Bride.
Praying for you and for wisdom. Pray for me as well–similar concerns (minus the career change part).
Kelly
Posted 01 May 2007 at 14:26 ¶This wouldnt happen to be the very same Uwem who went to the University of Oklahoma? If so then I may just make your day. I have been looking for old friends and I hope that this message will find you and encourage you to let God take the wheel. Email me if you remember me.
Aaron Watkins
Posted 02 May 2007 at 18:57 ¶Post a Comment