Comments on: Children Are Gifts! http://superangelsblog.com/?p=2873 Seeking Truth, Justice and the Biblical Way. Sun, 11 Apr 2010 08:08:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Joan http://superangelsblog.com/?p=2873&cpage=1#comment-23476 Joan Sat, 07 Nov 2009 04:25:52 +0000 http://superangelsblog.com/?p=2873#comment-23476 Hi Amanda, Have lurked on your blog and your sister's blog for awhile and just happened on this post today - a bit late, I know! First of all, I think it's GREAT that your reaction to a sad situation like the one you saw was to say a prayer. Sometimes, that's all we can do - and ALWAYS, that's the best we can do! :) The one I wanted to bring up was that I really hope you see God's plans in these seemingly bad situations. I was raised in a believing home but made some bad decisions as a teenager. When I was 17, unmarried and pregnant, I made the hard choice to keep and raise my daughter, and I really believe the Lord used my experiences to lead me back to faith. And I strive every day to be a loving mama to my own little SuperGirl and raise her in the Word too! So keep in mind that while it certainly is hard and might seem unfair to see a believing, married couple struggle with infertility while a young unwed girl has a baby, I hope you can see that sometimes God has a bigger plan. Maybe He's positioning that married couple to adopt a special child later, and maybe He's putting that unwed girl on a path to come back to Him. I'm living proof that it CAN happen, and praise Him always that it did! All blessings to you today! Hi Amanda,

Have lurked on your blog and your sister’s blog for awhile and just happened on this post today – a bit late, I know! First of all, I think it’s GREAT that your reaction to a sad situation like the one you saw was to say a prayer. Sometimes, that’s all we can do – and ALWAYS, that’s the best we can do! :)

The one I wanted to bring up was that I really hope you see God’s plans in these seemingly bad situations. I was raised in a believing home but made some bad decisions as a teenager. When I was 17, unmarried and pregnant, I made the hard choice to keep and raise my daughter, and I really believe the Lord used my experiences to lead me back to faith. And I strive every day to be a loving mama to my own little SuperGirl and raise her in the Word too!

So keep in mind that while it certainly is hard and might seem unfair to see a believing, married couple struggle with infertility while a young unwed girl has a baby, I hope you can see that sometimes God has a bigger plan. Maybe He’s positioning that married couple to adopt a special child later, and maybe He’s putting that unwed girl on a path to come back to Him. I’m living proof that it CAN happen, and praise Him always that it did!

All blessings to you today!

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