When I first started out with this project of writing a blog, it came from a stirring to be vulnerable and transparent with all that my family has walked through and how the Lord has and continues to meet us in the midst of our heartache. I dove right into this blog space without any specific vision or aim other than to bring Him glory through it all. After I got the website up and going, my hopes for this space grew and long term plans began to take shape. I am very excited about my hopes for the future of this little corner of the internet.
In the midst of all of the planning, praying and daydreaming, my husband, Jonas has taken a new job that will move our family yet again, but this time, 2 hours up the road. We are excited and grateful for the opportunities that come with this new job, but we are also overwhelmed and everything that had felt settled before is now back up in the air again. We had plans to start building a home on family land this month and now we are starting completely at ground zero, looking at real estate listings and taking multiple trips up the road. Two of our boys were enrolled for the next school year at a school that we have loved and now we are waiting to hear if they will be attending a new school or if I will be turning my attention to homeschooling in the next year.
All that is to say, this project that I have, nervously, stepped into, is a little more time and thought consuming than I currently can commit to. I don't want to put this passion project to bed, entirely, but I will, during these several months of transition, slow down and only post here bi-weekly or even only monthly. I still desire to grow and cultivate this dream of meeting women where they are in grief and suffering, holding their hands and pointing them to the only source of peace and comfort. This is not me closing shop, but rather making allowance to sit and be still with the Father in the midst of my current chaotic season of change.
I love you all and so appreciate those of you who have been encouraging and supportive of this strange endeavor. I will see all you in a few weeks.
Until then,
"May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him, so that you may overflow hope by the power of the Holy Spirit."
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