Comments on: Scroogilla Meets Silent Night http://www.wifeboat.com/2009/12/scroogilla-meets-silent-night/ Safety.Community.Direction Mon, 06 Sep 2010 01:29:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Renee http://www.wifeboat.com/2009/12/scroogilla-meets-silent-night/comment-page-1/#comment-3095 Renee Tue, 12 Jan 2010 05:03:55 +0000 http://www.wifeboat.com/?p=939#comment-3095 Sonya, Well, said! I hope that for each and every one of us as well. There is no other way to peace and forgiveness but through knowing Him. -R Sonya,

Well, said! I hope that for each and every one of us as well. There is no other way to peace and forgiveness but through knowing Him. -R

]]> By: Sonya http://www.wifeboat.com/2009/12/scroogilla-meets-silent-night/comment-page-1/#comment-3085 Sonya Mon, 11 Jan 2010 02:01:38 +0000 http://www.wifeboat.com/?p=939#comment-3085 As far as I am concerned, Christmas could be all year round! I love everything about it: lights, decorations, music ( I do play that year round!), trees, movies, plays, tv specials, turkey and dressing, shopping, presents, Christmas cards, caroling,...the miracle of Christ's birth, Santa and Rudolph....ALL OF IT!!! However, I do understand that not everyone feels that magical spirit, especially at holiday time. For me, in the midst of my personal pain, marital grief, and all the other misery that goes along with my current circumstance, Christmas is the very symbol of hope. Hope for a new year full of blessings, hope for peace in my home, hope for a brighter tomorrow, hope for a continued recovery for my broken spouse, hope for the healing of my own broken, betrayed heart, hope. Just hope. Christ is that hope, and Christmas is a joyous symbol of that hope. My hope for all of us who stay in touch on this site, is that we embrace the hope of Jesus Christ every single day, not just at Christmas time, and that we lose ourselves in a deeper, stronger relationship with Him in 2010. God bless you all. Sonya As far as I am concerned, Christmas could be all year round! I love everything about it: lights, decorations, music ( I do play that year round!), trees, movies, plays, tv specials, turkey and dressing, shopping, presents, Christmas cards, caroling,…the miracle of Christ’s birth, Santa and Rudolph….ALL OF IT!!! However, I do understand that not everyone feels that magical spirit, especially at holiday time. For me, in the midst of my personal pain, marital grief, and all the other misery that goes along with my current circumstance, Christmas is the very symbol of hope. Hope for a new year full of blessings, hope for peace in my home, hope for a brighter tomorrow, hope for a continued recovery for my broken spouse, hope for the healing of my own broken, betrayed heart, hope. Just hope. Christ is that hope, and Christmas is a joyous symbol of that hope.

My hope for all of us who stay in touch on this site, is that we embrace the hope of Jesus Christ every single day, not just at Christmas time, and that we lose ourselves in a deeper, stronger relationship with Him in 2010.

God bless you all.
Sonya

]]> By: Olivia http://www.wifeboat.com/2009/12/scroogilla-meets-silent-night/comment-page-1/#comment-2996 Olivia Wed, 30 Dec 2009 22:35:27 +0000 http://www.wifeboat.com/?p=939#comment-2996 Wow - you're a Scroogilla? I guess it happens to the best of us. I guess I could be considered that once in a while too. It's just hard around the holidays when you're still struggling in your marriage and finding it hard to communicate and all. But this post helps - knowing that God is with me (us) in our humanity and understands and came to help us. It makes me humbly grateful, and more willing for forgive and look for ways to do good, and not get stuck in my unhappiness. Thanks for your post, Scroogilla... now that you've met the Silent Night, I guess I won't call you that anymore! Wow – you’re a Scroogilla? I guess it happens to the best of us. I guess I could be considered that once in a while too. It’s just hard around the holidays when you’re still struggling in your marriage and finding it hard to communicate and all.

But this post helps – knowing that God is with me (us) in our humanity and understands and came to help us. It makes me humbly grateful, and more willing for forgive and look for ways to do good, and not get stuck in my unhappiness. Thanks for your post, Scroogilla… now that you’ve met the Silent Night, I guess I won’t call you that anymore!

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