Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrows, it empties today of its strength. CORRIE TEN BOOM (1892-1983, Author of The Hiding Place)
“Don’t worry” is easy to say, but so hard to do…yet we really don’t need to worry, since God has everything under control and continues to take care of us. Praying you sense His peace in a special way this week!
Peace I leave with you, My peace I give to you…Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid. JOHN 14:27 NKJV
NancyC 
16 responses to “A Peaceful Heart”
Wishing you a week of beautiful peace, my friend. ❤️
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Thank you, Prudy–I can definitely use a peaceful week! Hope yours is, too! 🙂
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Beautiful, Nancy.
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Thanks, Patty, and hope you have a wonderful week! 🙂
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Beautiful picture. I learned “Why worry when you can pray?” it’s also hard to do. Visiting from create with Joy http://linorstorecom.blogspot.com/2014/07/inspire-me-mon-gifts-and-crochet.html
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I like that saying, Linda–thanks for sharing it!
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I was looking at your German chocolate brownie recipe and came upon your website. Thank you for the reminder that God is in control. It’s always good to hear this. Have a blessed week!
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You’re welcome, Angie, and have a blessed week, too!
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Thanks Nancy! I love The Hiding Place,…hard but great book.
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Yes, I do like that book, and the movie was so good, too!
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I needed to hear this today…thanks!
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I’m glad this was encouraging to you, Nancy!
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Your picture grabbed my eye…I felt like I could smell the rose scent. Trying not to worry is hard work sometimes, but when we achieve it, what relief! ~Pamela
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Yes! This move across the country has us all in a tizzy! That is just what we needed to hear. Worrying about how it will all work out drains us of our strength. Sending you a hug and a heart of thanks! Your post was in perfect timing!
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Glad to hear that, Kloe! 🙂 Praying your move goes well!
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