How interesting it is to rely on God
On our trip to La Ceiba, we ended up taking a lengthy bus ride from San Pedro Silva airport. During the quiet and comfortable ride I got a chance to reflect a bit.
Here I am, no job, no real idea of what is going to happen to me tomorrow, and surprisingly without any cares. I felt quite surprisingly at ease with the whole situation.
This made me reminisce of when I was a kid and would ride with my parents. I didn’t really know where we were going, or what we would be doing, but I knew I didn’t need to worry about it. My parents always took care of me and always loomed out for me. And even though bad things occasionally happened, they were always there to make sure things went OK.
Here I am, no job, no real idea of what is going to happen to me tomorrow, and surprisingly without any cares. I felt quite surprisingly at ease with the whole situation.
This made me reminisce of when I was a kid and would ride with my parents. I didn’t really know where we were going, or what we would be doing, but I knew I didn’t need to worry about it. My parents always took care of me and always loomed out for me. And even though bad things occasionally happened, they were always there to make sure things went OK.
I find this quite a comforting parallel to Jana and my new adventures. I know today I went to school to try and learn Spanish, but I am not really sure what tomorrow will hold. And the great thing is, I am OK with that
hi, Ed and Jana! First of all, we appreciate your updates SO much! And this posting was so beautiful…..knowing God is in control, you are following His plan and He will take care of the details! Thanks…..for doing what you're doing and being such great examples to the rest of us. Sharon