1. Do you feel a connection between emotion emptiness
and physical hunger? Yes
Are you able to distinguish between
physical hunger and emotional triggered hunger or does it feel the same to you?
Sometimes, it depends on where I'm at spiritually. If I'm truly in
the word and seeking God, I'm more likely to recognize the difference.
Unfortunately, most of the time I'm not and so it's harder to tell the
difference.
2. By using the phrases of Philippians 4:8 as a guide, invite God to give you a better place to park your mind about a painful experience from your past.
Whatever is true...Thought your body may be broken, you're still made in God's image.
Whatever is noble...Your life isn't
determined by your physical circumstance, but by what you let God do with it.
Whatever is right...My mama always told
me "God doesn't make junk!" So therefore I must be worth
something to Him.
Whatever is pure...My brother used to
say that he was pure as the white fallen snow. I would always laugh and
say. "Whatever, keep telling yourself that! But, when we accept
Jesus and choose to follow Isaiah 1:18 says “Come
now, let us settle the matter,” says the Lord. “Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they
are red as crimson, they shall be like wool."
Jesus purifies our souls; not through anything we've done, but through
what He did for us when He died on the cross.
Whatever is
lovely…Even though my body in this world is crippled, I know that it is lovely
to God. And whether it’s in this life or in Heaven I know that my body will be
made whole – and lovely – one day.
Whatever is
admirable, excellent or praiseworthy…Nothing I can do on my own can make me any
of these things. However, through Christ
I am told that I can do all things.
3. I love how Lysa describes that God is making
a mosaic of restoration and healing in heart by gathering up broken pieces of
our lives and making it into something beautiful. I totally believe that God uses everything in
our life to tell our story. Every now
and then I can see a glimpse of what God is doing in my life and it is beautiful.
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