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changes....


so if you follow this at all, you will know that i've talked a lot recently about my family experiencing change. today the journey began....


hubby quit his job, effective august 1. like as in 2 weeks! wowzers huh!! now most of you are probably assuming i'm going to follow this with what the new job is, but well, there isn't one! funny....i'm sure some people think this is absolutely crazy. we think it is absolutely right. and from those we've talked with they agree. there is a sense of fear and worry, i mean, i work and make a little, but we kinda need more than that. but the call to obey is far greater. and the joy and peace in that obedience is even greater.


i don't know what the next several months will look like. different than what i expected a few months ago for sure. hubby and i will get to spend all sorts of time together. he'll be looking for different opportunities, the kiddos will be in school all day, and i'll be working from home and at home. hmm...i think it will take some getting used to, but i may just find i like having him around alot - or he might not be around much at all. who knows!!!


so we are walking in faith here. it has been a walk already, but we both feel good. there is some excitement. the plan is to venture out on his own in some fashion. the plan is for hubby to live his dreams and passions. he is a very talented man with a lot of wisdom and interests and skills....


and so the journey begins....

Comments

Natalie said…
Congratulations! It feels like jumping out of an airplane, doesn't it? Don't worry, you have a parachute...it's called God and He will set you down gently exactly where He wants you.
July 22, 2008 at 12:01 AM
Kori said…
Wow!! Wow!! Wow!! What a big step! Loved Natalie's comment about your ever faithful parachute and ditto those sentiments! Can't wait to see how God leads you!
July 22, 2008 at 7:19 AM
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