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Seasonal Blessings

Last night was rough because it was the first night that I had Carson in his crib all night.  He is 4 months old.  He was waking up alot, needing to be soothed.  Prior to last night, Carson would maybe spend part of the night in his crib then part of the night sleeping on our huge ultra-comfortable sectional sofa downstairs with myself or my husband.  I knew that we would not be able to do this but for so long, but I also knew that I would know when it was time to go with the crib for the whole night.  I am one of those people, whereas I don't want to loose sleep if I don't have to.  Well, the time came.  The night before last I realized that the sleep I was getting in our prior sleeping arrangement was diminishing and Carson needed to get use to being in his crib.  So we did it and he did rather well, but it was the first night so I was up about 3 times in the middle of the night before he slept on thru.  But I know it was God's timing to put him in the crib because even though I was dead tired this morning, it was so much better than sleeping on the sofa.  I was very thankful for him to be in his crib and for me to be in my bed.  Hallelujah!  Praise Jesus!

I guess the point of the post is "timing".  When we do things at the right time in our lives, it is a blessing, no matter what happens.  I believe it is important to seek God's timing in every area of our lives.  To everything there is a season, A time for every purpose under heaven (Ecclesiastes 3:1).  It's important to know and understand the seasons we are in so that we may behave accordingly and get the blessings of that season.  There are blessings for every season of life

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