Careful concern, compassion
Actively
Restoring, resurrecting, redeeming
Each and everyone with encouragement
That is what came to mind when I first read the prompt. Who cares? How much? How do I know? When and how does God show this concern for me and compassion in such a powerful way?
When we take the time to be the person we need to be for somebody else who's hurting. We are hands and feet. We are the ones who can touch others' lives.
I've experienced it in great waves and at other moments in dribs and drabs.
How much does He care for me?
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I love how you did each letter of care with almost a whole new meaning! It really puts a new perspective on the topic.
ReplyDeleteStopping by from FMF. Ellieanna was my post neighbor but I couldn't read hers, so I clicked over to yours. Love your thoughts on caring. Right now we are experiencing the waves of caring in our family. Humbling and overwhelming. That is the only way I can describe it. Thanks for writing.
ReplyDeleteI loved your post about the adoption. I am always excited to hear of families adoption, because of people who were willing to do that for me when I was so much younger.
DeleteIt's a good day to CARE for yourself, Leigh, to slack off a bit, to give yourself grace.
ReplyDeleteHe loves you so!
I also waited until today, Saturday, to write. I too have been loaded down with care throughout this week. So glad you posted.
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Thanks for stopping by everyone! I'm so glad you were blessed in reading and are able to see care actively restoring in your own life.
ReplyDeleteI love your definition for CARE. What a great acronym to remember Him.
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