Trust me I wanted to be mad at Him, really I did. I wanted a reason for why my precious little one would only know heaven and why I was not only no longer pregnant, but also uncertain whether I would ever be able to carry a child to term.
I had to cling to God as my only Hope. I had to trust Him to hold me and to guard my heart because all around my faith was struggling. God steadied my heart and kept me as only He could.
As God began to heal my heart, I began to entrust Him with my hopes and dreams again. I learned to trust Him in the uncertainty of infertility. After 5 rounds of Clomid, I had to trust God with the blessing of our son Judah, as my body almost daily showed signs of another miscarriage.
In the end, God brought me to the place of total surrender. I wanted my life to resound "God, You are my everything and though it may be hard to give up other things I know You will be with me all the way".
While healing is still coming, and wounds that I thought would always gape have been held together by Him; I can boldly claim God's promise that "My name is engraved in His hand" (Isaiah 49:16).
Today, I remember my first little blessing and celebrate that short, tiny little life that gave me the first joy of being a mom and I celebrate what God has done in my life over the last 6 years.
Looking back, all I can say is
"Thanks be to God,
my Strong Tower and my Refuge!"
4 Comments:
What a sweet day for the Lord to share this with me. Thank you! I honor God for what He has done for you! Love, Rebecca
That's a beautiful witness Charree.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this oh-so-significant day. How beautiful to see how God has filled your womb - twice! - after the pain of emptiness. I'm inspired by your example of clinging to Him!
Praise God for your testimony!
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