Then Sings My Soul Saturday

I've been reminded this week it's possible to be so sad you feel like you can't breathe and so happy at the same time that you can hardly contain it.

My dear sweet father--in-law entered the gates of Heaven this past Sunday night where I'm sure he was greeted with the words, "Well done, my good and faithful servant."

We are heartbroken and miss him so much already but at the same time we are rejoicing for he is no longer sick or hurting but is basking in the presence of the great I AM and he is singing with the saints.

Please continue to pray for our family, especially my kids who lost the greatest "Grand Dee" ever, my husband Greg who is missing his daddy and my mother-in-love Judy who shared 50 years with the man of her dreams.

We love you Raydee and can't wait until we see you again!

This one is for you...

Then Sings My Soul Saturday

Hi Friends,

We could use your prayers today. We are still reeling from the death of our friend and Sunday School teacher a few weeks ago and have lost two more friends in the last week. Yesterday we called in Hospice for my father-in-law. We are now playing the waiting game. It's so very hard, but we know God will sustain us and give us strength and comfort to make it through. I'm almost a little jealous in that I know where they all are and it's the place I long to one day be.

Here's a song for them.

Then Sings My Soul Saturday

I think I may have shared this one before, but I haven't been able to get it out of my head this week. My son sings this in middle school worship on Wednesday nights and it's one of his favorites. It's quickly becoming one of mine too. Hope you enjoy.
Blessings,
Amy

Then Sings My Soul Saturday

Dear Friends,

My heart is broken tonight for a dear friend whose husband passed away unexpectedly yesterday. Even though I'm grieving with her, I'm also rejoicing because I know he is finally home. He leaves behind a beautiful wife and two young children. We aren't promised tomorrow, so may we live each day to it's fullest doing what God has called us to until He leads each of us home.

Blessings,

Amy