"But he said to me, 'My gace is sufficient for you, my power is made perfect in weakness.'" 2 Corintians 12:9a
Some days it is easier than others to be humble, to be weak and acknowledge our sins before the Lord. What a blessing it is that He is so gracious and forgiving to us, who are so undeserving.
Some days it is harder than others to bow on bended knee and seek the face of our Heavenly Father. And yet it is here that we find peace and comfort and the strength to carry on.
I enjoy listening to a song about this and of course I'd like to share it with you! Click here to listen.
Noah continues to be stable. We were told this morning that they hope to take Noah's breathing tube out in the next day or so! In preparation for this they are lower the number of breaths that they are giving Noah and forcing him to do more of the work on his own. After being on a sedative for so long Noah is no feeling the need to breath on his own so much, and so they need to push him a little to do this.
During our visit yesterday, Noah had his eyes open for a little while and seemed to focus on us for a short time. He also held onto a finger and squeezed it a little bit. When he was agitate, Rob put his hand on Noah's face and he seemed to calm down a bit.
Danielle and Jordan are missing their brother like crazy. But, in their own way, understand that he is where he needs to be to get better so he can come home again.
(notice that Danielle is holding Noah's hand - so precious!).
Some days it is easier than others to be humble, to be weak and acknowledge our sins before the Lord. What a blessing it is that He is so gracious and forgiving to us, who are so undeserving.
Some days it is harder than others to bow on bended knee and seek the face of our Heavenly Father. And yet it is here that we find peace and comfort and the strength to carry on.
I enjoy listening to a song about this and of course I'd like to share it with you! Click here to listen.
Noah continues to be stable. We were told this morning that they hope to take Noah's breathing tube out in the next day or so! In preparation for this they are lower the number of breaths that they are giving Noah and forcing him to do more of the work on his own. After being on a sedative for so long Noah is no feeling the need to breath on his own so much, and so they need to push him a little to do this.
During our visit yesterday, Noah had his eyes open for a little while and seemed to focus on us for a short time. He also held onto a finger and squeezed it a little bit. When he was agitate, Rob put his hand on Noah's face and he seemed to calm down a bit.
Danielle and Jordan are missing their brother like crazy. But, in their own way, understand that he is where he needs to be to get better so he can come home again.
(notice that Danielle is holding Noah's hand - so precious!).
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