Our heating system for the downstairs has died apparently. My poor husband looks exceedingly anxious this morning, which in turn makes me feel panicked. I feel worse for him than I do for the rest of us because I know he feels like the weight of the world is on his shoulders. Maybe the Navy will call today and reenlist him. I loved KLOVE's encouraging word of the day, from Isaiah 40:11, "He will feed his flock like a shepherd. He will carry the lambs in his arms, holding them close to his heart. He will gently lead the mother sheep with their young." I cling to this promise today.
(To sign up for KLOVE's encouraging word of the day, go to www.klove.com. Everything they send seems to speak to the crisis of the moment in my life. Maybe it will encourage you too!)
2 comments:
I am not sure if this info will help you or not. Where I live we have a Community Action Agency, this agency will come in and access if your home has any problems being up to code or broken major items such as a furnace. They will help to fix or replace what is bad if you qualify to meet thier income levels. I hope that there is something simulair to this where you are. Hang in There! I hope you know how much courage you give us all to face our days.
Ann
Thank you for the info on KLOVE. I needed that!
We're in a similar place with the unemployment issues. After a couple of years of no real income, my husband finally has a job, but it's almost worse because now we don't qualify for assistance (most of which my husband was too proud to accept anyway), and everyone expects us to go back to life as usual. No one understands how much debt we accrued and how far under we are.
Anyway, just wanted you to know you are not alone.
Hugs and prayers,
Mary in TX
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