Christmas is right around the corner and I bet your little girl's American Girl doll will love one of these outfits.

Check them out in my Missy Crissy shop on Etsy.  Click on each picture to view details.

Every Cell is IMPORTANT to God--He decides its fate!

Today as I walked in my garden I proclaim, " how wonderful is our God!"  All that he does is so intricate and beautiful.  Each little ruffle in these rose petals shows how he pays attention to every detail.  I can't help but think about each human life and  how precious each little cell is to God.  It just blows my mind to think that someone would ever consider destroying a little human life--no matter how many cells big it is or how it was conceived in the first place.

 God said to Jeremiah in Jeremiah 1:5, " Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations."  Can we not assume from this scripture that every human life is conceived in the heart of God before it is ever conceived and planted in the womb of a woman?

Our hearts would probably fail us if we could see what God sees--millions of lives destroyed before they ever had a chance to achieve the purpose and the plans he had for each of them.   May God help us and forgive us for "they know not what they do." (Jesus)

How Great, How Great is Our God

Take time to see how much God really loves and cares for you.  This beautiful rose and butterfly that  reside around my house are living proof that God doesn't neglect the least of these--his creation.  How much more does he love and care for each one of us who are made in his image.  His greatest proof, though, is in the giving of his life for us.  Let's praise him today.

My thoughts and prayers are with the family of precious Kyle Dunkerson.  Kyle lost his life this past week in a car wreck and will be so missed by his family and friends.  This awful tragedy reminds us of the fragility of life--life that is in God's hands.  Let's stay close to the Father today and always be ready when he calls.