Mercy Will Follow

 I was working on another update but this seemed to be a little more important. Brad had a CT scan done recently and it showed that he has continued pulmonary fibrosis. Before I go any further... Let's remember that Brad was on his death bed when God raised him up out of it. He now walks on his own, pretty fast I might add. He goes out to his workshop and works on things. Manages our fires in the wood stove. Goes up the stairs to go to bed. He is still on oxygen however it's not much. We were given a treadmill recently and he is walking on that every other day and doing a full mile. Brad is determined and we don't see this as a means to give up.  As a reminder to each of us as a believer let's think upon these scriptures to build us up in our faith. Isaiah 11:3-4 According to Ephesians 2:5-7 we are seated with Christ in the heavenly places, and we take the authority we have to exercise in the Name of JESUS to pray in Faith believing! see also - Ephesians 6:10-18  Let...

 “To everything there is a season, A time for every purpose under heaven: A time to be born, And a time to die;…” Ecclesiastes‬ ‭3:1-2‬ ‭NKJV‬‬ Flashes of the past 11 months of life fly by in my mind as I weep over my husband with gratefulness. He asks me, “Are you okay?” Tearfully looking at him I say, “Yes.” “Well what brought all this on?”, he asks. “The Holy Spirit,” I reply. I just weep for about 1/2 hour under the heavy presence of the Lord acknowledging His awesome miracle working power in our lives. (I started typing this up in August of this year.)  At that moment I was realizing just how very very fortunate we both were that Brad was alive and well. I wanted him to feel how humbled I was and how grateful I am to God. So much to the point that I began to weep under the weightiness of everything that has happened. To write this blog and keep going there will be poetic moments and pauses to bunny trail back to memories of pain, beauty, observing the Holy Majesty of our ...