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Thursday, May 13, 2010

A little oasis in the Heart of Texas

Rachel and I had Tuesday night and all day Wednesday off so we decided, spur of the moment like, to go camping. There is a great state park only about 40 miles west of Austin called Perdernales Falls State Park that we had heard some really good things about so we thought that we would give it a shot. We were absolutely stunned at how beautiful this place was. Wildflowers, butterflies and cold clear river water! It was so peaceful out there the entire time. I love how 24 hours outdoors in a beautiful place like that is all you need, its almost like 24 hours of outdoors equals a week of vacation in real time. So if you are feeling bogged down and drained I highly recommend you take a day and get away and get outside.

Monday, May 10, 2010

To live?

What does it look like?

To truly live in peace and not fear?

To live in peace and not anxiety?

To live in trust and by faith, that God, who cares about the birds of the field, will take care of my basic needs and to be grateful and satisfied if that is all I have?

To let the worries of this day be enough to think about and not consuming my mind with worries to come?

To live in gratitude?

To live in and by Grace?

To live redeemed and restored?

To live the Church?