Our love for each other is not just a word. Nor is it merely an action. It is a way of living. It is the context in which we spend all of our moments. It is the framework that guides the way we live our lives and live our love.
Aaron's love for me is a way that God has shown me His love and His faithfulness.
When I got sick, one of the deepest worries of my heart was that I would have to endure my journey alone. It wasn't that I felt I needed a man or that I could not do it on my own, but it was a fear and an insecurity that somehow, because of what had happened to my health, I would no longer be worth it. You know, it? The effort that it takes to build a strong and lasting relationship with someone, let alone someone who will be sick for the rest of her life.
But four years after my health turned south, God sent me the most wonderful message. His message was this: my plans for you are greater than your fears about them; here, let Me show you.
