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Jack Nicolson put it brilliantly in the road-trip scene from the 1999 movie As Good As It Gets: Not everyone has a terrible story to get over. Some people have great stories, beautiful stories that take place in parks with friends and noodle salad. Good times, noodle salad. Just no one in this car.
If you're overwhelmed today or need help facing a painful yesterday, you're in the right place. You matter to God. It (whatever it is), matters to God. But no one can make that discovery for you. I'm here to comfort, inspire, and even challenge you along the way. The lessons I learned throughout my toughest years of healing were never just for me. God had you in mind as well. You are why The Medicine Place exist.
Wendy J. Saxton
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my hope for readers
If a life can be a book, I open mine to you. Read my story, and gain new insight into your own.
When Monsters Are Real
God, save the little ones. Not everyone is sent to bed with a hug and a story. For many, the monsters are real. Bless the children who will lie down in hunger tonight. They've never slept in princess or super hero pajamas. Embrace adult survivors and impart the courage they need to face their pasts and walk in freedom.
Convict our nation with the reality of what we teach our children by using sex as a marketing tool. Grant discernment to the parents who unknowingly place their children in the hands of unsafe caregivers.
Open our eyes to see the hearts of our children. We ask for and receive the willingness to step out of our comfort zones, and bring hope to those who are bound in despair. Create a path for the fatherless, that they may be made whole in Your presence. Amen.
"It is not the will of your Father who is in heaven that one of these little ones should perish." (Matthew 18:14 NKJV)
Published on Monday, February 2, 2009 @ 6:36 PM CDT
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