Thursday, February 07, 2013

Note to self:


Sometimes more than any other person out there, I need my own heart to hear the message I share with the world. Earlier today I left a comment on a friend's blogpost. As soon as it posted and the words I had just written stared back at me from the computer screen, I just knew that I was the one that needed to see and believe in what I had just shared.
Maybe your heart needs to hear this same whisper of truth too.

6 comments:

ally™ said...

Jody, I often have this exact realization when doling out advice, answering Facebook posts, blog posts, etc. I think I need to listen to myself more and I would be better off. :) I enjoy all of your wisdoms that you share.

Denise said...

Yes. so true. It's much easier to think it than to believe it. Hope you had a lovely Sunday.

Anonymous said...

Well I know your readership far exceeds the intention for these little blog chains, but I have been reading your blog since back in 2006. You were actually the very first blog I really ever followed and were my introduction into blogging! So anyway I have nominated you for the Liebster award, or am inviting you to participate in the Liebster project or… anyway I am still a little fuzzy about pay it forward blog awards but you are on my list of 11. If you do decide to participate I look forward to your Liebster post! The link to my own Liebster post and the details on how to participate is here:http://stumpsandbeans.com/2013/02/15/this-intimate-personal-and-vulnerable-side-of-blogging-sh-is-going-to-take-some-getting-used-to/

Best to you Jody! Seven years later I still enjoy checking in on your blog :)

Michelle Gautreaux said...

that is beautiful!!

Anonymous said...

I love to visit your blog site. your number 1 song, "unknown hymn" was one of the songs at my mother's funeral back in October, and to hear it again brings me bittersweet comfort. bless you.

jo@blog-diggidy said...

So very very true!! Sometimes it has to be a daily choice, too. This summer my husband and I almost called it quits and I had a big decision to make. I actually left for 3 weeks with my daughter and had serious thoughts of leaving my husband after almost 19 years of marriage. But I allowed God to work in my heart and I came back after a lot of prayer, bible reading and soul searching. I had to allow God to work in me and give me Grace to fight even when I didn't think I wanted to...