I Will Call Upon the Lord

"Where do you turn for help? Turn to God's throne and call upon Him. Our Savior stands there, interceding for us. This requires that we stop focusing on our problems, trying to figure everything out, and thinking it's all up to us. When we call upon the Lord, He fights for us. He has the power to change circumstances, create new solutions, and sharpenour perspective. With our eyes off our problems, the battle is won."~Open the Eyes of my Heart devotional

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  1. Caroline @ The Feminist HousewifeMarch 5, 2010 at 12:52 PM

    Sounds like you have been staying unbelievably busy!! Hope everything goes smoothly with the wedding this weekend!

    I love your blog background. Very cute! = )

    ~Caroline

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