Saturday, January 30, 2010

Day 30: Day in the life of trust...

Struggling today in waiting on God. I mentioned earlier in the year my hubby and I are trying to conceive.

I have 4 amazing children. I am blessed beyond measure.. but God told me I would have another child. I am not very good at waiting.

Lets be honest.. when I get an idea in my head I want it now...

But God's timing is perfect. It is hard not to get discouraged. I just want to trust him. I just need to trust him... but I am late. I am 6 days late.. and no positive pregnancy test.

I have to walk away from trying to conceive. But as my friend Lucy says "knowledge can be a burden". In this case I think it is. I have been reading up on conception and charting and natural family planning. I am more confused now then I have ever been.

I am laying this at your feet Lord. Take this from me... make it yours. Your glory, Your power, YOUR timing.

I love you Lord.

Amen
Joan

4 comments:

  1. I'll pray about this Joan.That you can relax and be confident that God can carry the ball across the goal line. You are worth it! You know a funny thing happened to me at our Women's Prayer Group last night. My MS was prayed for and I felt so conflicted about it because "Shut Up!" there are so many other more important things to pray for ladies, not me!? Driving home I thought of your blog and how silly it was for me to feel that way. If I'm not worthy of prayer then what...

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  2. You are worthy of prayer... I love you for thinking of me! :) I thank God he can use this for his purpose and if all I ever do with this is show you that you are worthy of prayer, then THAT IS WHY GOD IS WORTHY OF MY PRAISE!!!!!!!!!!!

    I adore you Lisa!!! :)

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  3. Try to focus on one good source of information about conception and natural family planning, so as to decrease your confusion.

    Try: http://nfp.marquette.edu/index.php

    I'm certified as an instructor in this method and will be glad to be of assistance if you have questions.

    Take care.
    Batrice Adcock, MSN, RN
    cssnfp@charlottediocese.org

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  4. Thank You Batrice.. I will check into it.
    Joan

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