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What’s for Dinner tonight?

How often do you stand there with the refrigerator door open asking this question, “what’s for dinner?” I do it often.  It seems this week all the creativity I need to make dinner is gone.  I have food in the refrigerator, freezer, and pantry. But it is me who cannot figure out what to make. I don’t know what I’m hungry for, let alone the rest of my family.

My Prayer: Lord, please help me figure out what to serve my family for dinner each night. I get so bored! I seriously cannot think of anything I’d want to serve tonight. Thanks in advance for your help, for I know You are faithful.

God’s Word to Us: I would love to help you! You are not alone in your quandary. It is a lot of responsibility to think of meals every night for your family. It’s a big but important job as a wife and a mom. With each day that goes by, your family gets what they need because you take time to care for them and for their health.

“Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything.
Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done.
Then you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand.
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is peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus.”
Philippians 4:6-7

My Heart’s Cry for us is to tell God what we need before we start to sulk, get frustrated, or get grouchy. It says here, “Don’t worry about anything.” I was certainly worried about what I was going to serve my family. Because even before I opened that refrigerator door I was out of ideas and getting agitated. And honestly, the only thing that’s saving tonight’s dinner is that I know God is faithful to help me cook. I need God’s peace in this area. How about you?

As I was writing these words in my journal, I heard Him say, “Listen to your family.” So I am going to do this. Sometimes we run out of ideas because we focus on what we want. I look forward to hearing what they want. Maybe their requests will spark my creativity too.

Have a great week!!!
-kim

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