Business Consultant, advertiser, traveler, and photographer. Member of the Arkansas Audubon Society ✟
Conway, AR
Joined May 2008
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This was me for almost 2 years. My neck was hurting so badly every minute. I couldn’t sleep well and I was in pain all day. Medicine didn’t help too much with the pain. My mood was altered and I was having to pretend to be a functioning person. I need to sit in seats with high backs that I could lean back into to support my neck. Teaching was becoming cumbersome. I was not getting along with my coworkers because the way the medication was affecting my brain.
One Sunday, in November of 2020, I was at church at @gfwestpalmbeach and I was in pain. I couldn’t sleep well barely sit there and was close to leave. As I was sitting there, it hit me that God can take care of me. I truly was filled with the notion that not only could He, but He would! At that moment I said, “God, I know you can do this and I’m ready. Heal me now.” It felt as if someone had touched my neck and then something shifted inside. The pain was gone - INSTANTLY!
I was able to stop wearing the neck brace and I was able to stop taking the medication.
A couple months later I was able to start my photography journey and get back into marketing and consulting. I was able to start living again.
God is good - all the time. I didn’t need to be healed to have the faith I had, because I have seen God working my whole life and I have always taken time to appreciate His work. But I feel that because I know Him, I was blessed with being healed.
It’s been almost 4 years now, and I am still as grateful as ever to such a merciful God. I didn’t not deserve the blessings I received, but that’s what grace is. It’s giving what isn’t deserved and forgiving without making me earn forgiveness.
God bless you all!
Love, Will.
I love how @actionxander captured this beauty!! Make sure you give him a follow!
ALT A bighorn ram stares back during sunset at Glacier National Park's Hidden Lake Overlook.
The University of Michigan is going to have to have a serious conversation about the offensive coordinator position. Bad scheming and play calling.
