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Miller Mileage: November 2013
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Thursday, November 28, 2013. Mourning Turned to Songs of Praise. That our baby is dancing. To songs of praise at the foot of the Lord's throne! Do I pray for God's will, and what if that means death? Did I cause this? How do I live by faith in these moments and the moments ahead? When will I know? But Lord, if you are calling this baby home to be with you, I trust you. It is not my choice, but yours. I trust you. How could I even pray a prayer like this? Was I just giving up? Our answer came only a few h...
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Miller Mileage: First Love
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Thursday, February 14, 2013. For me, it was a little different, because my first real Valentine's came after Chris and I were engaged. Don't get me wrong, I have loved every Valentines I have spent with him as he has made me feel cherished, loved, blessed! Additionally, my Dad and Mom always made the day special, from homemade heart shaped cookies to special nights of dinner and movies. On Valentine's Day in my past, I have never doubted that I am loved by someone. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Miller Mileage: Fighting Fear
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Wednesday, July 3, 2013. A few Sundays ago, Chris talked about being completely surrendered to Christ in such a way that you allow Him to live through you rather than trying to make it on your own. I've experienced this in many ways, but one area I must surrender often is fear. I remember as a young girl praying in my bed at night asking Jesus to take away my dreams and keep me from being afraid. Back then, it was simple! Why should I not fear when I know the darkness of the world? What an awesome gift -...
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Miller Mileage: Moriah's Arrival
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Wednesday, October 10, 2012. It's funny how movies tend to influence one's idea of how something should happen. In this case, particularly Father of the Bride II. The next hour and a half were pretty intense, and to make a long story short, when Moriah came out rather than the special moment I envisioned, Moriah was quickly wisked away to the NICU. God is good and answers prayer. It meant so much to my mom to be there for the birth.and I went into labor only 2 1/2 hours after she arrived! Moriah has brou...
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Miller Mileage: December 2012
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Wednesday, December 5, 2012. Making Miles that Matter. Letting go.these two simple words describe past eight months of our journey. There are a lot of other words I could use such as crazy, bittersweet, busy, challenging, faith-based. But, the reality is, looking back, it really has been a journey of faith and surrender. I look back at my years in Texas with great JOY! Joy to realize that the tears came from a deep love and care for the ones we were asked to let go! CRAZYin our life was defined as having...
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Miller Mileage: Mourning Turned to Songs of Praise
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Thursday, November 28, 2013. Mourning Turned to Songs of Praise. That our baby is dancing. To songs of praise at the foot of the Lord's throne! Do I pray for God's will, and what if that means death? Did I cause this? How do I live by faith in these moments and the moments ahead? When will I know? But Lord, if you are calling this baby home to be with you, I trust you. It is not my choice, but yours. I trust you. How could I even pray a prayer like this? Was I just giving up? Our answer came only a few h...
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Miller Mileage: Making Miles that Matter
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Wednesday, December 5, 2012. Making Miles that Matter. Letting go.these two simple words describe past eight months of our journey. There are a lot of other words I could use such as crazy, bittersweet, busy, challenging, faith-based. But, the reality is, looking back, it really has been a journey of faith and surrender. I look back at my years in Texas with great JOY! Joy to realize that the tears came from a deep love and care for the ones we were asked to let go! CRAZYin our life was defined as having...
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Miller Mileage: October 2012
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Wednesday, October 10, 2012. It's funny how movies tend to influence one's idea of how something should happen. In this case, particularly Father of the Bride II. The next hour and a half were pretty intense, and to make a long story short, when Moriah came out rather than the special moment I envisioned, Moriah was quickly wisked away to the NICU. God is good and answers prayer. It meant so much to my mom to be there for the birth.and I went into labor only 2 1/2 hours after she arrived! Moriah has brou...
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Miller Mileage: July 2013
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Wednesday, July 3, 2013. A few Sundays ago, Chris talked about being completely surrendered to Christ in such a way that you allow Him to live through you rather than trying to make it on your own. I've experienced this in many ways, but one area I must surrender often is fear. I remember as a young girl praying in my bed at night asking Jesus to take away my dreams and keep me from being afraid. Back then, it was simple! Why should I not fear when I know the darkness of the world? What an awesome gift -...
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Miller Mileage: Slowing Down in Motherhood
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Tuesday, May 5, 2015. Slowing Down in Motherhood. For example, when we began to potty train our 2 year old, I was given a ton of advice about how to make it the best possible experience that would have her using the potty within a week (or even a day) without accidents. I truly am thankful for the advice, however, as we began the process, I learned a few lessons along the way. Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
