Gianna Lilyfaith , it’s been three months of “broken” for us.
How can that be????
Three months of lamenting to our Jesus. Three months of an empty hole. Three months since we had to tearfully kiss you goodbye and all our hearts tragically crushed together in a storm of devastation, yet yours ….your broken heart miraculously became whole and perfect.
And now living with the understanding of your joy and smiles and delight in heaven is what helps us to keep smiling and miraculously growing down here.
Having had the blessing to love you changes us forever. You gave us the gift of seeing beyond earth and straight into heaven’s Glory!
We will always grow in your honor because we had the gift of being yours, seeing Jesus in you and seeing all the miracles of your life.
We want Our lives to always reflect the beauty of your presence, your Jesus and your forever sparkle.
We know you’re always with us and we do not ever “move on” without you….we will always move “with you” in a different way, in a way that keeps you close to our hearts until that glorious heaven reunion when all our hearts become mended back together and perfectly whole.
And while we wait, Our broken hearts overflow with gratefulness and ache as we learn to live in the parallels of pain and joy co-existing together.
We know beauty grows around our deep loss because of your deep gain.
You forever make us “more”.
More joy-chasing,
More heaven-living.
More hope-giving.
More beauty from brokenness.
More authenticity.
More tears.
More ache.
More empathy.
More compassion.
More clinging to His promises.
More facing our fears.
More watching for heaven’s love notes….
More LOVE always.
May our broken and stretching hearts always reflect your joy and heaven’s glorious overflowing light.
We love and miss you forever and ever and ever and ever. Keep painting us all those beautiful sunrises and sunsets, sweet girl, our eyes are ever open and watching! #livegiagrowforever🌷#ourbrokenhallelujahs
#alwaysmoreforyou ……………………….
“It’s not that your heart isn’t going to break; it’s how you let the brokenness be made into abundance afterward.”
(Ann Voskamp, The Broken Way)