Grace's Corner of the World: The Return of Grace

I know that this is a very late blog, and I apologize. I am currently back in the United States, and have a very small amount of internet where I am. Since I'm back, I figured that I would talk a little about my time here.

So far, it has been amazing seeing friends and family. I am blessed to be able to return. I've gone to favorite restaurants, hung out with people I missed and visited some familiar parks that I haven't been to in around two years. I also got to go to King's Island, one of my favorite theme parks.

The more time I spend with my old friends and with my family, the more I feel like God really made all of this possible. I couldn't be back here without Him. I am proud to call Him my God, because He is more than worth the title. He has loved me more than I have ever deserved, and I know that He always will.

Thank you, Jesus, for loving me when I don't deserve it. For listening to me when I speak. Thank you. I know that You alone can love me the way You do. Love all of us the way You do. So, Lord... Thank you.

Have you had any "God Moments" lately? Feel free to post in the comments below! I would love to hear your stories!

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