Dive into the emotions of comparison and longing in the thought-provoking blog post 'I WANT WHAT YOU HAVE'.
Read MoreSARAH ANN ROSE
Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.
1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
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In first grade, Sarah displayed difficulty learning. She was held back that year, but it took ten more years before she was identified as having dyslexia. She was pulled from her classes and sent to separate classrooms to learn how to deal with the learning disabilities. Using some self-taught techniques, she went on to overcome the learning disabilities, and received her BS and MBA.
She struggled with body image issues early in life, and in high school, was diagnosed with anorexia. Sarah struggled with the disease for 30 years. With the support of family, friends, and great counselors and physicians, she made significant steps in her health. She learned that whatever the enemy threw at her, God empowered her to conquer through the power of the name of Jesus and the authority He has given.
After college, Sarah married. She and her husband Todd have been married over two and a half decades. They struggled trying to conceive, and just when they accepted it wasn’t meant to be for them, she got pregnant and had their first son, Hunter.
Sarah and Todd longed for more children, and God tugged at their heart to adopt. They adopted their second son, Don, from the Democratic Republic of Congo when he was five years old.
Twelve months after the adoption was finalized, Sarah was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Though the diagnosis and treatment were scary, she had peace from
God through the process. He brought healing to her body, and she is now cancer-free.
Despite the struggles Sarah has faced in life, she is determined. She has managed not only to have survived, but has become someone who brings hope to those around her. She motivates and inspires readers everywhere not to focus on impossibilities, but instead, to find ways to make the possible happen.
Sarah is always looking for ways to make changes, uncover a better plan, and embrace new challenges. She advocates for the rights of those who have been silenced and oppressed. She believes no one should be discriminated against or persecuted for any reason.
Sarah loves running fast horses, capturing beauty from the lens of a camera, making something out of seemingly nothing, and sharing her love for God with others. She is a mother, wife, daughter, sister, and a friend. She is a survivor, and her life serves as a reminder of the healing power of God.
She struggled with body image issues early in life, and in high school, was diagnosed with anorexia. Sarah struggled with the disease for 30 years. With the support of family, friends, and great counselors and physicians, she made significant steps in her health. She learned that whatever the enemy threw at her, God empowered her to conquer through the power of the name of Jesus and the authority He has given.
After college, Sarah married. She and her husband Todd have been married over two and a half decades. They struggled trying to conceive, and just when they accepted it wasn’t meant to be for them, she got pregnant and had their first son, Hunter.
Sarah and Todd longed for more children, and God tugged at their heart to adopt. They adopted their second son, Don, from the Democratic Republic of Congo when he was five years old.
Twelve months after the adoption was finalized, Sarah was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Though the diagnosis and treatment were scary, she had peace from
God through the process. He brought healing to her body, and she is now cancer-free.
Despite the struggles Sarah has faced in life, she is determined. She has managed not only to have survived, but has become someone who brings hope to those around her. She motivates and inspires readers everywhere not to focus on impossibilities, but instead, to find ways to make the possible happen.
Sarah is always looking for ways to make changes, uncover a better plan, and embrace new challenges. She advocates for the rights of those who have been silenced and oppressed. She believes no one should be discriminated against or persecuted for any reason.
Sarah loves running fast horses, capturing beauty from the lens of a camera, making something out of seemingly nothing, and sharing her love for God with others. She is a mother, wife, daughter, sister, and a friend. She is a survivor, and her life serves as a reminder of the healing power of God.
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I can choose to do things today that will make all of the tomorrows better. I can choose to start my day with God. I can choose to slow down ask him for knowledge and wisdom. I can choose to spend more time in his word. I can choose what I watch, listen to and who I am with I can choose to join in fellowship with others.
Read MoreThere are days when that devil’s tried to throwing fire arrows at me, do I start to run? Am I filled with fear, worry, anxiety? Or do I stay calm and draw on The Word of the Lord. Do I sit there and laugh and say, “your fire arrows will not come near me for I am protected and safe, by my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ”.
Read MoreWhen I stray from God's intended path, it not only affects me, but also impacts those around me. God and his word are my navigational system. It doesn't leave me at a dead end but along the path that he designed for me and my life.
Read MoreStep Forward today into a relationship with Jesus. Philippians 4-13-14 Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus.
Read MoreI can effortlessly recognize how others are wonderfully crafted by God. I can easily let someone know they are chosen! How many times do I say these things to myself?
Read MoreThe more I learn, the more I crave knowledge like a sponge. As my knowledge grows, so does my awareness of what I don't know. There are times when I lack confidence and feel intimidated about my understanding of the word of God.
Read MoreHow do we see ourselves? What are the common thoughts or statements we frequently say to ourselves? Are the words we're using having a positive or negative impact on us?
Read MoreAre you asking, while speaking in opposition to, what you believe?
Read MoreBe good to yourself and know that you are loved by God so dearly and he is not keeping score. He has already won the battle for you.
Read MoreMicah 7:7-8 says, “Therefore I will look unto the LORD; I will wait for the God of my salvation: my God will hear me” God tells us we are beloved children he will provide for us, and he will make a way rather than looking to things of this world, for nourishment of our mind and soul, we seek the Lord who provides all we need.
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