My desire is to celebrate good news, and  declare there is a life of freedom

for those who have only known a life of defeat and captivity, blindness and brokenness.

Jo Feeney

 

 

 

Hope is a wonderful force that is lost to many.    In this modern age life takes many twists and turns.  For some life is abundant and prosperous filled with vision and hope for the future, and yet for some the very heart of their life has been destroyed or put on hold through the circumstances of life.

Yet there are different seasons to our lives. This is well described in Ecc 3:1-4.  

“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven: a time to be born and a time to die,  a time to plant and a time to uproot,  a time to kill and a time to heal,  a time to tear down and a time to build,  a time to weep and a time to laugh,  a time to mourn and a time to dance.”

Even the ancient poet Edmund Spencer gives way to that Hope may be recovered

 

“For there  is nothing lost that may be found, if sought”

The Faerie Queene, Book 5, Canto II,

Edmund Spenser 1596AD

 

We can trust the Lord – No matter what circumstance of life we are in, He is always faithful.  He will surround us with His grace and enable us to walk the journey we are in.  I encourage you if this is your story – put your trust in Him who knows your path – He will be your Light in the darkness your find yourself, and He will be your Guide on the rugged terrain of your life.

 

"If you do not hope, you will not find what is beyond your hopes."

St. Clement of Alexandria

 

Purpose

How did I find myself here

what great thing have I achieved

 

There is nothing that I could find

For my strength was based on

 brokenness alone

 

But yet I look at my today

with all my tomorrows calling me

 

So how did I survive this road of life

I must have been carried from on high

 

How could I pull myself up

From the death life that was mine

 

Only explanation I can find

Is by your truly amazing grace

 

Now my eyes turned to see

That there are sisters who are

Still lost, still broken, still dying

 

Now all I see is “them

The lovely lonely ones

Still dying in despair

 

The ones you put me here for

The ones my heart will be

An advocate of your love for

                

(NOTE - Richard and Jo Feeney changed their surname in July 2008 to Feeney - this is the name of Richard's birth father).

 

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Lord I don’t fully understand

And yet I do know full well

You love to use brokenness to heal

 

Use me Lord and take my heart

In whatever way you see fit

 

I consecrate my life afresh

Use the brokenness in my past

 

If it can help restore

Some of these beautiful ones

 

Restoring their yesterdays

Giving them peace for today

And their hope for tomorrow.

 ©Jo Feeney December 2007

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