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I oftentimes find myself feeling as if I am drowning in a sea of brokenness. Financial strains, familial tensions, and the like, oftentimes distract me from who I am in Christ, and furthermore, what I am called to do as His servant. Scripture repeatedly teaches that a part of my calling is to offer up my body as a living sacrifice, and this includes giving thanks for the blessings in my life to the loving God who bestows them. My life needs to be one of joy, one that actively pursues beauty and appreciates all things, even those that are commonly overlooked.
With this blog, I hope to take myself and anyone who reads it on a journey in which each and every day I find something to do, or see, or make that is beautiful and can be deeply appreciated. Then, I will give the beauty I find as an offering of praise and thanks to the Lord by writing about it here on this blog. Check back each day for a new post! I hope that what you read here will inspire you to appreciate life more and actively pursue the beauty that surrounds you, even in the midst of brokenness.

Thursday, August 15, 2013

Something to Celebrate

I love living in a posture of thankfulness. It makes it hard to be grumpy!

Today I have many things to be thankful for. Should I write about the beautiful sunset I saw on my drive home from work today? Should I write about how I am thankful to even have a job to drive home from? Or should I write about the fact that today is my parent's WEDDING ANNIVERSARY??

I think you know where I am going with this:)

That's right, folks. Today is the day that my parents, Thame and Suzi Fuller, got hitched. Since then, they have entered the ministry, served the Lord and their community in multiple churches, raised (and are still raising!) three kids, all the while teaching me what a marriage should look like.

Look at these crazy kids swing dancing at Downtown Disney! :)
Now, please don't misunderstand me. My parents don't have a perfect marriage. But no one does! However, they do have a relationship that daily seeks to honor each other and God, and that's something to be thankful for. They love and respect each other, and make decisions together; that is something I really appreciate.

I wish I could have found some of their wedding pictures! My mom's hair was so long....and my dad's....well...let's just say he hasn't changed that much over the years. ;P

My mother has taught me to take action and stand up for myself. My father has taught me to love and respect myself, no matter what anyone says. Together, they have taught me to be a lady.

Thank you, Lord, for my parents, their marriage, and the ministry they do TOGETHER for You.

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