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Day 29 of 41 Thank you Lord for Giving me the freewill to love and be loved

I'm not lucky, I'm loved by God and God has constantly shown me His love through everyone around Me.

Yes, I'm not perfect, I have my plenty plenty flaws but he still choose to love Me.

God, thank you for loving me the way you do. 

I honestly want to thank everyone in this space and my life generally for your radical support towards me and all I do.

  • Some have reached out to encourage and pray for me.
  • Some are secretly praying for me 
  • Some have corrected me
  • And lots ....

Some people don't know how to love and most of them don't feel loved. At some points, we feel neglected disregarding the fact that God loves us 

GOD  love and am loved, what a wonderful thing,
Joy and happiness to my life it brings.
My heart is full, my soul is filled with light,
Love surrounds me, even in the darkest of night.

Please be grateful for this love, every day,
Cause it will give us strength, it gives me us reasons to be strong
To fight through the battles that life sometimes brings,
To never give up on anything

We are blessed to have hearts that love,

To have people who love us in return, it's all from above.

God loves us big


Tons of love 


The Eagle Girl

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