I recently finished reading a book by Candice Watters called "Get Married: What Women Can Do to Help it Happen." It really turned my view of the road to marriage upside down (in a good way), and I would definitely recommend it anyone young lady with a desire for marriage (and more or less of marrying age). Previously I found myself feeling guilty for my desire for marriage, but after reading this book I've come to realize that it's ok, and most likely what God wants. He doesn't play with our emotions for fun. I believe He has given this desire for a purpose; He created marriage for His glory and gives His children the desire to fulfill it. There were also a lot of other topics that Candice talks about that were eye-opening for me. So if you're looking for a good book about a very interesting topic ; ) take a look at this one!
I honestly don't know the full reason the Lord brought me through DH school (is it missions??? Do I need to start some king of oral health program?????), but He has given me the desire to stay home with my children whenever He deems the time right for me to have children. I long to be a teacher, nurse, cook, etc. All of this to say I've come to learn that God has also given me these desires . I don't know what my life will look like in the future, but I am willing to follow God's leading wherever it takes me.
So we'll see what the future has in store. . .
4 comments:
Glad to see the Lord at work in your life. Proud of you Shay!
Love,
Dad, Jr.
Thanks Dad J!
aw!! Shay, that makes me so happy.
Esp. the part about staying home with your kiddos. Being a mom is the best thing in the world and worth every sacrifice.
I'm excited to see what God does; and I know that He will use your skills in many ways!
So happy that you are open to the Lord changing the way you think. All of us come to those cross roads occasionally and need to reevaluate. So proud of you for keeping an open mind and being open to the Holy Spirit's leading. Who knows...your heart's desire might be right around the next bend! :)
Love you,
Mrs. J.
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