Morning Meds 2.2

Futureme.org

I gotta say...I love this website! I've gone nuts for it ever since I heard of it, but now that I got my first letters from the past I am convinced!

What is futureme? It's a website that allows you to write an email today and send it to yourself or someone else, weeks or even years later. As a student and heavy believer in goals this is a great way to visualize what you believe will happen in the future and send encouragement about it, vision and reasons for it on ahead.

I feel a greater connection to my goals remembering the reasons for them from a year ago. It also memorialized a special moment in time where I'd had some revelations about life. It's like reading an old diary but even more intentional.

I'd like to challenge you (yes you!) to write a letter to the future you...or to someone you care about. It feels like time travel in the best way, allowing you to time capsule your current affections and inspirations. Who knows what challenges await you in the future that an encouraging word from today could remedy.

Felicity

Morning Meds, Month 2! Day One

Morning Meds

Month 2! Day One

I'm enjoying a renewed season of focus sponsored by the power of the word No! My pastor once said "Creativity is the discovery of options, focus is the elimination of them. "
That elimination process can be so difficult. Sometimes we have our hearts bound to things we think we should...but they are not always bringing us benefit for our future.
And the benefits of saying no crept up on me. First it's just pain, then I look up months later and I find I'm more myself and I know what I'm doing; I'm making less excuses and getting the necessary things done.
A word like dynamite to me...the little word No.

May you wield it with wisdom
may you say it afraid
may it silence the voices that always rain on your parade :-)

Morning Meds, Day 31

                   Love Like Crazy

Been thinking about love a lot lately. Mostly thinking about loving people the way I want to be loved and how fulfilling that really is!

Monday night I watched an awesome movie in an awesome way. The Academy Award winning "Her" was only made more special for me by watching it on Vid Angel. I felt very loved by this company that I could watch this compelling movie without the filth inserted that makes it "contemporary." (I got to see first hand that all the cursing and sex were completely unnecessary to further the plot).

Anyway, there's this awesome line in the movie, "Love is a socially acceptable form of insanity."

Man is that true from the world's perspective. Love is truly not dependent on the beloved, but the lover. When one submits their heart to it there's a debt that must be paid...and that same understanding sent Jesus to the cross. For the hope that we would one day choose Him, Jesus risked it all.

It's crazy in the natural mind and completely normal for the super natural mind.

I'm embracing being normal to God! And that it's His opinion that really matters.

Morning Meds, Day 30

Michaela's Next Big Thing

Super special guest V-logger today...Michaela!

She is starting her weekly promotions...and of course...having fun!

Like her Facebook page here :-)

Morning Meds, Day 29

Morning Meds, Day 29

You've just gotta love unexpected blessings. I think that very phrase could define my summer. 
A career I thought I wanted to leave which is now bringing me such life and joy. ..
An abundance of friends that after I talk to them life makes sense again. ..
Getting locked out of my car turning into an anointed prayer session for the mistreated and disgruntled locksmith. ..
Deeper relationships with my children as I watch them blossom. ..
What are your unexpected blessings today?