#PEACE I LEAVE WITH YOU DOWNLOAD#

Please know how thankful I am to YOU for your support, love and prayers in our behalf. Cut along the indicated lines, and slip them right into the regular sized Lightbox!

#PEACE I LEAVE WITH YOU DOWNLOAD#

I ‘d like to share this with you! You can download here for free! Print it onto acetate with a “borderless” setting (you could really also print on regular printer paper). Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.” I don’t want a troubled heart. I decided to quote one of my favorite scriptures from John 14:27 “ Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you not as the world giveth, give I unto you. I wanted to create a little reminder to print and place in my Lightbox for Easter that focused on the PEACE that comes from the Savior.

I dream of that moment, when I am reunited with my sweet Cory – and can throw my arms around him and hold him. And as we think about his triumphant resurrection, may we also know that because of that… we too will be reunited with our angels. We are not alone in our pain and suffering. I was taught at the earliest of ages that as a baptized child of God, I. That blew my mind, the peace which passes all understanding. peace which passes all understanding keep your hearts and minds on Christ. I am thankful for his PEACE.Īs we approach this week, and think of His suffering… betrayed, unjustly condemned, mocked, ridiculed and tortured… may we know that because of that, He understands us perfectly. the sermon when the pastor would say to us in conclusion, and now may the. It doesn’t mean that I like anything about this situation… but I am so grateful for my faith in Christ that reassures me daily. This doesn’t mean that I don’t miss Cory every day – I do. I learned that even though I don’t understand, I can have peace, through Christ. Not even my broken son, my broken heart, or our broken family. I learned that there is nothing too hard, too sad, too far gone for Christ. I focused on my precious memories with Cory, and the gratitude that I felt for every photo, every moment with him, and our family. I knew that my love for Cory was forever. Soon I found myself thinking less and less about the unknown, and focusing more and more on what I did know. I had to CHOOSE to believe in His redeeming and saving power, and recognize that it was not only for me, but also for Cory. I learned that PEACE is a special and specific gift that only the Savior can give… and he offers it to EVERYONE… but you have to accept the gift, through faith. They were more like just cry-sessions… but at that time, I KNEW that He understood my pain and my sorrow. I did the only thing that I could think to do… turn to my Savior in prayer. I realized that I was going to have to find a way to keep going, but with my thoughts consumed with questions, doubts, replaying memories searching for clues and answers, I felt frozen. How could this happen to my family? What went wrong? With Cory gone, there was no way to resolve any of my questions, and i was completely devastated. Why would Cory do this? What could I have done to help him? How did I not see this coming? Questions… what felt like a million questions, with no answers seemed to be on repeat in my mind all the time. About 20 months ago, when we lost our son Cory to suicide… I honestly didn’t know if I would EVER be able to find or feel peace ever again.

Peace i leave with you