Savannah is preparing for a boat ride with Papa. Required apparel is her life vest and she proudly wears it while waiting for Papa to finish getting the boat ready.
Many times we face life without the required apparel. Our days begin with speed and lack of vision. When things do not go well, we wonder why? Today, lets take a lesson from our sweet "Savannah Faith." Let us slow down and prepare our heart, body, and mind for each day. Let us begin with prayer and time with our Heavenly Father! Wear GODS apparel with a heart of victory and preparedness. Begin each day ready for all HE has for you and enjoy the ride.
Learning to live,
Andrea
Amen sis, amen.
ReplyDeleteDearest Andrea,
ReplyDeleteI just love you!!!
I love the pic of your sweet grandchild and the pic of you and your husband in the post before this one. You are so blessed with a beautiful family.
You have blessed me today with your heart thoughts...but then you ALWAYS do my friend.
Big Hugs,
Alleluiabelle
You always have a great way to teach us a simple lesson.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that is Savannah. When did she grow up?
Hi Andrea!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute girlie life vest! Very fashionable! She looks quite prepared and sweet!
Love Di ♥
Oh so much wisdom you've shared Andrea. God bless.
ReplyDeleteOh so much wisdom you've shared Andrea. God bless.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very wise statement.
ReplyDeleteTrue.
ReplyDeleteShe is adorable.
Becky K.
This is a precious reminder for us to put on the armor of God. What a little cutie she is! :) Thanks for this wonderful encouragement today!
ReplyDeleteAmen...a great reminder and so very important...
ReplyDeleteGrandchildren are the best!
Cute picture and awesome advice!
ReplyDeleteIsn't that the truth! I love the picture. Grandkids are so precious. I will have mine next week. Can't wait. It will be a fun tiring week...lol
ReplyDeleteuntil next time... nel
Thank you, Andrea. Indeed, a timely reminder that we must always be prepared with the tools God has provided.
ReplyDeleteAndrea,
ReplyDeleteTruly a beautiful way to remember God's best in our lives for us. You captured this well in your post.
Love and Hugs ~ Kat
Amen! Thank you for the reminder.
ReplyDeleteSavannah is adorable.
Amen, Andrea. May we slow down and prepare just like your precious Savannah.
ReplyDeleteA sweetie pie Andrea. Thank you also for your words of inspiration.... blessings and keeping your family uplifted!
ReplyDeleteShe's sooo cute sister! And what a beautiful analogy you wrote...God bless you always and praying all is well.
ReplyDeleteLike this!
ReplyDeleteShe is so cute! Adorable. And you are gifted with making analogies in a concise and easy to understand way. Praise God!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
I have a busy day and I kinda jumped right in...thanks for the reminder to go back and get my 'life jacket' : )
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Amen, Andrea! Thanking God for being our "life jacket", especially during turbulent times of our lives. My brother and family could not have made it over the post two weeks without Him.
ReplyDeleteWhat a good word about being prepared and taking time. I needed that today with all of the business.
ReplyDeleteLove the colorful life vest. Makes little ones want to wear them.
Good word. Sometimes I let myself get "too busy" and neglect the most important things.
ReplyDeleteAdorable picture!
Great words....and beautiful child! How often we are just too busy....
ReplyDelete"Enjoying the ride" with Jesus is like riding the dessert highway in a convertible with the top down, standing up in the back seat,lifting both hands in the air, head back and closing your eyes.
ReplyDeleteSomeday we will know how to really fly.
Blessings for the weekend.
Christy
What a wonderful post, Andrea. We do need to be prepared, just as Savannah is prepared for the boat ride. Thanks for reminding us.
ReplyDeleteA very cute reminder, thank you!
ReplyDeleteGreat reminder. Savannah is sure a cutie.
ReplyDeleteI notice a big difference in a day that doesn't start with me reading God's Word and getting prepared.
Take care and have a fun rest of the summer,
Nannette