Today's shots were a little better, although it still made me queasy. Tonight, as I sat waiting for the burning to pass, Jackson came over and asked, "Mom, can I pray for you?" Of course, that was a no brainer. "YES!" He went on to pray with more wisdom than I thought a 15 year old could hold. He prayed for strength and said, "God, this is her intercession right now. In a weird way, this is her act of intercession, taking these shots and carrying this baby" and he asked that God would see it and bless me in this season. What a kid!!
So today, maybe you are in a season of taking "intercessory shots". It burns and you cry alot because it doesn't seem like you are doing much, but deep inside there is something growing that will be an inheritance for Jesus when He returns.
5 comments:
Tears dripping....
I love our kids Kelsey. They are so awesome.
I could have coffee and talk for hours about this post.
I am so, so sorry about the shots... :(
aw yikes... I only had to have shots once a week with my last two... progesterone. I was so lucky it didn't burn but it was thick!
Praying for great grace for you as you cook this baby! I know how hard it is to go through all the work!
Grace, grace to you, Kelsey.
But already the fruit of your pain is life to the hearts of others....including my own.
Thanks for your perspective and encouragement. Looking forward to doing this thing together!
We are praying here for you and your family. We are excited to see the young generation praying. I am excited to hear Ezra pray when he starts talking. I am excited to see what will come from your babies when they start talking. So exciting! This is an awesome time to be alive!
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