If we, as spouses could always be the supportive hubby or wife, I guess we'd
better shape a bronze likeness to immortalize us, but then, that too would
be idolatry. :g

It might  be worth Chris trying to stop sad images or such when they come
along... you know not give them foothold?

Instead  purposely remember a humorous time with his Dad... you  know, take
command of the mind. The Word says to focus on what is good, wholesome,
lovely, and all. It's not always easy, but I think the Lord knew how
focusing on the opposite can tear us down from the inside.

Praying as led from across the pond.

Brad

-----Original Message-----
From: The Electronic Church [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
Behalf Of Doris and Chris
Sent: Sunday, December 08, 2013 6:03 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: prayer For Hubby Chris

Some of you may remember that Chris and I have been under a lot of 
stress for the last year and a half. We also lost all financial 
resources as we had to live on our meagre savings as we were without 
any income for several months and Chris
had not found a job and still does not have one.

This month also signifies the anniversary of Chris's Dad'sdiagnosis 
with brain cancer and his subsequent untimely death. There is just 
really a lot weighing him down and I cannot always be the support and 
helpmate the Lord designed a wife to be.

Thank you for your prayers!

In His grip of Grace.

Doris in Germany