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The person I respect

I have a freind from high schol who I truly respect. Not only her, the whole family is truly a real respresentation of Christ's love and grace.  I see.selflessness, deep joy and strong family unity in their lives. Their characters and the way they live their lives were powerful and unforgettable testimonies to me.

I rarely think about over the years how much impact other people have placed in my life, and often forget about how God weaved all these people and circumstances to bless me and make me into the being He wanted me to be. I have received so much yet taken so much of these special plans for granted. In His unfailing love, He continues to pour out His grace and love to me regarless.

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