...the _______th day...

Well, my sincerest apologies about the very unfaithful and let-downish finish to my blog. I have no plea for unguiltiness other then that I was having way too much fun! I know that is no balm to the wound (lol) that my unfaithfulness has made in my loyal follower's souls. (Oh dear!)

But, all that in the past (I am making the assumption that I am forgiven), and I must say that I am home. Home. It's been so long! It was so strange to be home. But I am praising God for His timing in bringing me home because Mum had to leave on an emergency trip to Brisbane yesterday and is away for an indefinite time period so I am at home to care for Dad and the kids. God's timing is always right.

People have been asking me how the Queensland trip went. (It still doesn't seem real that I'm home.) And everytime they ask I have to say "It was great. I loved it!" And I did! I loved the travel, I loved meeting new people even though it was hard sometimes, I loved ministering to people and most of all, I loved having to rely on God fully every day and seeing the miracles that he worked for us every day!

There really isn't a better drug then working for Christ. It's an addiction. It's my addiction and it's an addiction that I want to keep. I never want to quit!

So I'm home. I may not be out travelling around, sharing with hundreds (ok not quite but you get the drift), seeing God work huge miracles all the time but I know I am where He wants me. There is so much to do around home for Him. Home really is the first, and hardest, mission field He asks us to work it. It's hardest because, to be honest, it's soooooooo much harder to see the results and perceive the miracles (because believe it or not, God does work miracles at home too). But "I have learned (or am learning) in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content." And I think that's one of the greatest lessons to learn in life.

"A bad attitude is like a flat tyre: you can't go anywhere until you change it." - stolen :D

back home with my family :D