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To my Abba-man


 I'm writing you this letter as a reflection of my heart and prayers. I may not know who you are but I do know with the greatest confidence that our paths will cross at exactly the right time. I also know that Father put as much care into creating you and me as individuals, as He did creating you and me for each other, what an amazing gift! 

I pray for your strength, spiritual strength. Because I know that there will be battles that will require you to be strong of spirit and have the courage of David. I also pray for your physical strength because I like hanging portraits and photo's - muscles always come in handy! 

As much as I pray for you and about you, I also lay myself at Abba's feet and ask Him to mold me into the woman that you are praying for, that I may be the best and strongest version of myself to be able to serve you to the best of my ability. My heart is to serve my King first and foremost and I believe that the closer we move to God the closer we will move to each other. 

As difficult as being patient is, I find rest in the fact that it is all part of the bigger picture (what a cliché). I know that this waiting period is important because if you try and harvest too soon the crop won't be ready. I believe that your patience wears thin at times too, but the harvest will be much greater if we wait on Yeshua's perfect timing. 

I pray whole heartedly that whatever trials and tribulations you may face that you will turn your eyes heavenward and find solace in the arms of Abba Father. He knows your heart better than you do and will always have a plan up His sleeve. I trust Him to protect you and keep you until our paths cross. 

I have been privileged and blessed enough to have been surrounded by Godly men and women who set the standard so high, and I am so excited to one day join the big leagues with you in hand. They are quite a tough crowd, but they are definitely worth getting to know. 

I await your arrival with a great excitement in my heart, and I thank my heavenly Father that His plans exceed my dreams by far more than I can fathom. 
Enjoy the journey, see you on the other side! 

-J. 

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