Amy Gannett

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  • When I don’t know what to pray, I pray the Psalms. When I don’t know what to read, I read the Psalms. When I don’t know what to think or do or say — which is a lot in these new-mom newborn days — I read the Psalms. in these days of uncertainty, my best encouragement to you is to get into the Word. Maybe try reading the Psalms along with me.
  • The Gospel teaches us that God gave His only Son on our behalf that we might become sons and daughters of God. I’ve never felt the weight of this reality the way I have as I held this little girl close to my chest. God’s love is in-human, extraordinary, and beyond our limited comprehension. Can you believe how much He must love us?
  • My absolutely favorite part of our new routine. While I feed Emerson in the early morning, Austin reads to us from Scripture and we pray together. It has been the most joy-filled, tender reading of God’s Word I’ve experienced in some time ... His promises made all the sweeter from short nights of sleep and an aching body awaiting renewal. I’m realizing that it’s in these days that I don’t have the time to not be in the Word; I don’t have the capacity to navigate my day without prayer. This is the gift of humility and human frailty — a reminder of our limits and our limitless God.
  • My heart might literally explode. This man has taken the best care of me and little E this last week. He’s stayed up late and gotten up early, gone out to get what we need so that we can stay in, and done a million other small tasks to make us comfortable and content. He’s such a gift to us.
  • We’re reading Hebrews in our quiet time right now. This morning we read chapter four about there being a rest reserved and kept for the people of God. There’s an ultimate rest kept in heaven for us — a final, full rest in His sweet presence. And as we practice sabbath here and now, we get a glimpse of its sweetness. We get a foretaste of the goodness the rest God’s gifts to His people. Our sabbath board looked a wee bit different last night as one of us bounced Em to sleep and we took turns eating from a thrown together cheese board made from what we have in the fridge and pantry. But it’s still a taste. A glimpse. A foreshadowing as we look ahead to the rest of heaven with joy, gladness and gratitude.
  • Emerson Grace joined the family Tuesday night! She is 8lbs 1oz and 19inches of squishy, smoochable goodness. @ajgannett and I are totally smitten and so thankful the Lord brought her into the world healthy, safe, and with enough rolls to make you want a side of butter. 🧡
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