I have been trying to welcome the slow more into my life lately. A lot of my life has been high speed and squirrel-paced. We typically assume if our lives are fast paced, our healing or even miracles will come quickly too….this is however very far from the truth!
After my positive encounter (a mini miracle of sorts) with one of my doctors this past week, I saw a slow moving critter on the way home from spending time with my nieces the night before. It reminded me that good things can take time, sometimes more time than we would like.
Remembering to be thankful for the smaller, partial miracles that take place within a long awaited situation. It is for sure a difficult learning curve to have holy patience and anticipation within the wait.
“Occasionally, God works in an instant. But this, I think, is the exception. Usually, He works over a long period of time. This doesn’t make it any less miraculous, but it is certainly less dramatic”-Michael Hyatt
The Case for Slow Miracles
It has been seven months dealing with my health situation at hand and it has no doubt been a huge challenge. But I am trying to recognize all of the good changes thus far and to be ok with where I am at right now.
Within the wait, it is so important to stay connected to your faith but also the things that help nourish you daily.
❤️
Beverly @ How Sweet the Sound & Laurie @ Ridge Haven Homestead
Embracing the slow has been a challenge for many of us, especially in a world that constantly demands instant results. Your piece on ‘Slow Miracles’ is a poignant reminder that true healing and growth often happen in their own time. It’s the little moments and the gradual progress that build up to the big changes. Thank you for sharing your personal journey and shedding light on the importance of patience and gratitude.
Hi Renee😘 Thanks for the sweet comment and reminding me again of my own reminder! Have a wonderful and blessed week.
🙂 Over from Pink Saturday. Enjoy your week!
You also 🙂