My friend, however, has drawn closer to God.
She surrounded herself with an army of believers to pray.
She wasnt praying for a miracle (although I was), she was praying for Gods will.
What a hard thing to say & mean!
I was so deeply impacted by her faith & how she completely left it in Gods capable hands.
I continued to pray for complete healing, knowing God could do anything.
But honestly, I doubted he would choose to heal this baby.
I believe in the Bible & the power of prayer!
Yesterday, 3 months after the tragic news, I was drawn to tears again.
But yesterday, the ultrasound (and subsequent ones performed by specialists) showed 100% healing.
I cant help but wonder how many others involved have grown too!
The medical professionals who know that instant, miraculous healing cannot be attributed to anything they can explain.
Those of us praying, doubting if God would heal.
And all of us who saw the strength, courage, and joyful submission of my friend.
Her submission to Gods will as not only sovereign, but best.
I hope I will not ever forget.
I hope this will forever change me.
I hope this changes you too.Beth
