About Me
- Michelle Azar
- I'm a Christian, a wife, a daughter, a sister, a friend, and an unemployed teacher taking advantage of this extended vacation by improving my cooking, photography, and crafting skills (and blogs). My wonderful husband, Mario, says things like, "Don't forget to pack your knicks and knacks," and, "What are Q-tips called?" Some of my favorite things to do (other than cooking, photography, and crafting) are reading and watching John Cena movies! I hope you enjoy my blogs and thanks for stopping by!
Some Favorite Blogs
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Weekend Reading 5.5.24 - I love weekends of futzing, filled with combination of idle time and a few hours here and there cleaning and reorganizing. I’ve been washing sheets and duv...12 hours ago
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Spring Crescent Tote - It had been too long since I’ve made one of these, so I made this Spring Crescent Tote! The other The post Spring Crescent Tote appeared first on Noodleh...6 days ago
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FUN! Front Flip Cards - Hello! I am excited to share with you an easy, fun card design... and the Gina K STAMPtember collab stamp set! The post FUN! Front Flip Cards appeared fi...7 months ago
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Any Holiday Winner - We had some great submissions for our Any Holiday challenge but I did find one deserving of Winner status. Congratulations Luria! Your Gingerbread House...2 years ago
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Get Organized in January with the Organize Like a Boss Challenge ~ Sign up Now! - Hello there! Okay so I know you might not be thinking about organizing right now but come January I know you’ll be ready to jump right in with both feet....2 years ago
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It’s Time to Start Something NEW - Change + Renew + Reinvent. Welcome to a new beginning! Our Sew4Home website is rolling over next month to a completely new look and feel. All the great c...4 years ago
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FABRIC CHECKBOOK - I think I am totally in love with this little felt checkbook. Today over on the Cafe's Blog the team is featuring projects using the CHECKBOOK AND REGISTRY S...
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Promposals? - Are promposals a thing where you live? Is this just a Utah phenomenon? In any case, I decided to put all the ways my kids have asked and and answered over ...5 years ago
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Huge Pattern Bundle Sale! - I am so excited to be part of the Sew Fab e-Pattern Sale once again and have our Gathers & Giggles Quilt Pattern as part of the bundle. The last sale was a...10 years ago
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Happy Holidays! - Wow, how time flies?!?! This time of year is busy for everyone, that I know, but this year has been an even more busy and hectic (and let’s add “flat ou...
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Wednesday, July 15, 2009
God's Grace
5:29 PM | 
Posted by
Michelle Azar |
I know you've been there...you know, that desert place where it seems like the wind is whipping millions of particles of dust into your face, you twist your ankle trying to walk in sinking sand, and you haven't had a drink in what seems like decades. Well, I've been there too. In fact, I'd venture to say that I'm being brought through that place right now.
But, there is hope. That hope comes from the One above who endured far more than I have/am/will in this life. I am beginning to see the fruits of my faith, the results of a resistance to giving in. A picture for you: imagine a wall falling down towards you. You have a split-second to decide...what do you do? Do you run away and hope you don't get crushed, do you try to carry the weight of the wall on your back, do you turn around and face the wall head on and try to push it up yourself, or do you call in the big guns and ask for help? I think it's obvious what a Christian does. If it's not so obvious, let me tell you: he asks for help. There's no way we can face the "walls" of life on our own and it's too dangerous to try to escape them.
Hebrews chapter 11 has been called "The Faith Chapter." It talks about numerous times when people have had to have faith in God and His promises. I am confident that Isaiah 40:31 speaks the truth in saying "but those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint." If you have ever doubted the power of God (I know I have!), I'm telling you today to be faithful and hope in Him for He is bigger than anything in this world.
Blessings,
Michelle
But, there is hope. That hope comes from the One above who endured far more than I have/am/will in this life. I am beginning to see the fruits of my faith, the results of a resistance to giving in. A picture for you: imagine a wall falling down towards you. You have a split-second to decide...what do you do? Do you run away and hope you don't get crushed, do you try to carry the weight of the wall on your back, do you turn around and face the wall head on and try to push it up yourself, or do you call in the big guns and ask for help? I think it's obvious what a Christian does. If it's not so obvious, let me tell you: he asks for help. There's no way we can face the "walls" of life on our own and it's too dangerous to try to escape them.
Hebrews chapter 11 has been called "The Faith Chapter." It talks about numerous times when people have had to have faith in God and His promises. I am confident that Isaiah 40:31 speaks the truth in saying "but those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint." If you have ever doubted the power of God (I know I have!), I'm telling you today to be faithful and hope in Him for He is bigger than anything in this world.
Blessings,
Michelle
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