I keep reading the impact of gratefulness and its impact on the human brain. Research indicates that 25% of people who focus on being grateful reported more life happiness. Brain scans even show that the more you practice gratefulness there is a neurological affect that builds “gratitude muscle.”
Daniel, my husband and I have a challenge that for the next 99 days and will be positing on our blogs everyday of a gratitude in our life. Click here for Daniel’s Blog…Mind of a Man
Join our challenge in your journal, in your prayers, or even your thoughts!
Day 1 of Gratitude
Today I am grateful for Daniel. God perfectly placed him in my life at the time when I needed unconditional love the most. He is an amazing husband, father, brother, leader and has committed to chase Jesus with me for life.
What else could a man want?
I am grateful for the journey we have experienced together.
Said perfectly in Proverbs 27:17,
“Iron sharpens iron, so shall a man sharpen a man.” Our struggles hurt, but in the end there is not a better feeling then true love.
I fell in love with my best friend and today I am grateful for Daniel.
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I am second.
I will share my experiences, as a child of God, husband to Daniel, father, best friend, brother, son, leader, professor, writer and photographer.
My intention for this blog is to be random, with no plan, no list, no direction and no expectations. Very different from how I lived my past life. My journey has been blessed by the mercy and grace of God and unwavering love. I hope you enjoy reading and sharing my experiences of hurts, laughter, discovery, friendships, Christ, and my family.
Temenos is a safe circle where you can be yourself with peace of mind. Temenos originates from a Greek word which refers to a universal instinct to create a protected, safe space in which to heal, restore and regenerate yourself.
My temenos circle is a place to be still and seek Jesus. It becomes my place to pray, reflect in the word of our Lord to shrink, grow in him, and heal my soul.
What is your temenos circle?
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