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Thank You Lord (Molly's Zone Turns 7)

September 1st marked the seventh anniversary of the launching of Molly's Zone. How so much time has passed in the blink of an eye is one thing I will never understand. There will never be enough words to show the amount of thankfulness I have in my heart for everything the Lord has done for me. 

I know a thank you doesn't have to be fancy. In the midst of so much personal imperfection, He never fails to provide new opportunities each day to shine for His glory. I remain so amazed at the careful and continual work that He is performing within me. 

Most of all, I am so thankful for His promise of eternal life. It is difficult to say what path my life would have taken; without Jesus, who would I have been? Would I have have known Him as my Savior?

Those what if questions are the foundation of great self reflection. 

That promise found through trusting in Him for salvation has kept me in full protection; my days have also been filled with purpose that keeps my heart going for His glory. 

There's never been a moment the Lord hasn't been faithful. Through every painful trial, He has been a powerful shield. His loving presence continues to surpass every ounce of my fear. 

I love to be an encourager. The Lord has done so many wonderful things in my life; it only seems right to lift up others. I feel that is my greatest purpose. Writing was never something I wanted for myself, but Molly's Zone has been my greatest joy and the most undeserved blessing. I can only praise the Lord for how far He has taken me. 

This post is rather messy, but as previously mentioned, a thank you doesn't have to be fancy; it simply comes from the heart. I am truly blessed beyond measure. 

"I will praise thee, O Lord, with my whole heart; I will shew forth all thy marvellous works." (Psalm 9:1 KJV) 






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