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Jumping In

Okay, so this is it, my first blog post! I am excited, but just because I love to write, doesn’t really mean anyone will want to read what I write. I know, I know, but really, why does anyone start a blog?  Anywho, I have been thinking about blogging for what feels like forever and decided now was the right time to jump in!
The Lord has been doing some important things in my life these days and my main purpose for this blog is to make a record of what He is doing. I am sure from time to time I will share a recipe or a thrifty idea I have found but more than that I hope to show anyone who cares to read that God is real and loves to work in the lives of His children.
We are headed for some changes in our family and I am really excited to see how the Lord is going to provide and take care of us. I will write more about this in my next post, but let’s just suffice it to say, I serve a very BIG God and am so blessed to be HIS!
Hebrews 11:1
"Now FAITH is the substance OF things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen."


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  1. God is good dawn....will enjoy reading your blog!!

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  2. Welcome to blogging! I've been blogging since 2009, and I can tell you it's great! I have two blogs, and I find it's a great way to help spread God's love and encouragement to others. I've received countless e-mails and comments from people who were touched or moved by something they read. Some days I stare at the empty screen and don't have a clue what to write, but God always provides a message. Sometimes it's long; other times it's short, but it's always from the heart. I look forward to keeping up with this blog, and congratulations on your leap of faith. I know how hard it is, but as the old saying goes, "Where God guides, God provides."

    http://DanaRongione.blogspot.com
    http://ChristianSongoftheDay.blogspot.com

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