Justbecause5
Humble Prayer Partner
There is power in prayer (James 5:16)!
Last night, was day number 11 in the van. It was really cold, in the 30s F.
God moved the mountain of unemployment and I am truly grateful. My new job is challenging, but I’m grateful for it. Yesterday, I heard three people that I knew at the last company that I worked for. One was a widow in her 60s. All three, were grateful for their new jobs. Maybe, God used me to answer their prayers.
Last night, I had dreams about my children. They are always so painful. In the dream, I’m happy enjoying their presence but then I wake up and they’re nowhere to be seen.
I continue to try and be strong but often times I’m weak. This morning, I prayed that God would help me to understand second Corinthians 12:9. I feel so weak at times.
My wife did some really bad things to me. I love her deeply and miss her terribly. I continue to hope and pray that God will open up the necessary doors for reconciliation to happen. So far, I’ve seen nothing.
I miss my children deeply. I’m the kind of father that wrestles with his kids on the carpet floor, takes him to the park many times per week carries his son on his shoulder as we go hiking in the woods and he gets tired. I’m that kind of father. I miss them terribly. It’s so painful.
Please continue to pray for me. I’m trying so hard to be strong. I am confident that God is working in my life. I am confident that God gave me this job. I’m confident God is carrying me this far in this part of my journey. And yes, I believe in Jesus the Christ.
I appreciate anyone and everyone that has prayed for me and is praying for me. I want you to know that I appreciate you.
Please continue to pray:
That I will have strength (Phil 4:13).
That I will be a good manager (of 25 people).
That my wife will reconcile soon.
That I will find a home & move out of my van.
That my family will be one soon.
Again, thank you. Psalm 105:4
Last night, was day number 11 in the van. It was really cold, in the 30s F.
God moved the mountain of unemployment and I am truly grateful. My new job is challenging, but I’m grateful for it. Yesterday, I heard three people that I knew at the last company that I worked for. One was a widow in her 60s. All three, were grateful for their new jobs. Maybe, God used me to answer their prayers.
Last night, I had dreams about my children. They are always so painful. In the dream, I’m happy enjoying their presence but then I wake up and they’re nowhere to be seen.
I continue to try and be strong but often times I’m weak. This morning, I prayed that God would help me to understand second Corinthians 12:9. I feel so weak at times.
My wife did some really bad things to me. I love her deeply and miss her terribly. I continue to hope and pray that God will open up the necessary doors for reconciliation to happen. So far, I’ve seen nothing.
I miss my children deeply. I’m the kind of father that wrestles with his kids on the carpet floor, takes him to the park many times per week carries his son on his shoulder as we go hiking in the woods and he gets tired. I’m that kind of father. I miss them terribly. It’s so painful.
Please continue to pray for me. I’m trying so hard to be strong. I am confident that God is working in my life. I am confident that God gave me this job. I’m confident God is carrying me this far in this part of my journey. And yes, I believe in Jesus the Christ.
I appreciate anyone and everyone that has prayed for me and is praying for me. I want you to know that I appreciate you.
Please continue to pray:
That I will have strength (Phil 4:13).
That I will be a good manager (of 25 people).
That my wife will reconcile soon.
That I will find a home & move out of my van.
That my family will be one soon.
Again, thank you. Psalm 105:4