more from home

Before I met Andrew I was always very good at being alone. I always had my internal dialogues for company when all else failed. Funnily enough when I got married those conversations in my head went very quiet (maybe just because I had someone other than my barbie dolls who was always ready to listen to my random rambling thoughts).

While we were in Thailand we really learnt to trust God together, to pray and read His word regularly together – that was a great blessing regardless of how hard it was to be there. Now I am learning to do that on my own. I am also teaching myself to sit on the balcony and watch the morning sun cast shadows over my feet and know that I am not alone. There has been a lot to reflect on and pray about lately. There seems to be no limit to our vulnerability, but also no limit to how much God can use these broken vessels.


In less than three weeks I will get to meet the people who have been so generous and gracious to Andrew, to see all the things he has told me about and watch him do what God has gifted him to do. I can’t wait.