Matthew 16:25 - "The woman came and knelt before Jesus. 'Lord, help me, she said.'"
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This phrase "Lord help me" is one of those phrases that has organically moved into my vocabulary during my most trying moments. It is a version of something my mother used to say as well: "Lord, have mercy." I had not noticed this "appearance" until recently when the little boy whose house we are staying at asked," why do you say 'Lord help me.' I answered, ' because I need to call on someone bigger than me when my strength is gone."
This thing called isolation is no laughing matter. I have felt it to the depths some days. Interestingly, I also acknowledge it as the genesis of my creative business. Here is a post where I explored this - CLICK HERE.
What unexpected transitions have occured for you due to isolation?