The Savior Heals Without a Scar





I went for a morning jog and listened to this while I was on the track. Sooo Good. WE all need healing throughout our lives. I think all of us go through ups and downs in life where we encounter things that have left scars on us. Some big. some small. There are spiritual scars, mental scars, emotional scars and physical scars. Maybe it is a friend who has been hurtful, or a relationship that has fallen apart, sin can do it too. You can't very well go through motality without suffering some sort of scars here and there - not matter how hard you try. I just have such a strong testimony that the Lord CAN and DOES heal us and that when we LET him he can do it without leaving a scar.

Comments

Amanda said…
YEAH! A new entry...sorry I had to say that...LOL!

Sounds like a great way to get in more reading...jogging on the track. You are going to be so in shape:)

Sounds like a Really good book that anyone could use.....really who hasn't had a scar?
June 16, 2008 at 2:17 PM
Bethanne said…
You always have such great book suggestions. YEA!

Just so you know, I was thinking the same thing about your family...and that Brady...I seriously want to adopt that child! He is so stinkin' cute! :) Anyway, you are always so happy and so classy. My poor husband is excited that I wear makeup every now and then!
June 16, 2008 at 9:17 PM
My name is Andrea said…
Hey, do you have that talk on cd or mp3? I am trying to find some books to listen to on my looooong drive to Idaho in 2 1/2 weeks...I'm goin' it alone, so I need something to keep me awake!
June 16, 2008 at 10:03 PM
shahna said…
YEs, Andrea. Come over. I can give you tons of cd talks!
June 17, 2008 at 7:57 AM
Kelly said…
I really should listen to that. I neeeeeeeeed it.
June 21, 2008 at 12:26 AM
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