Susan Beth shares her personal experience of finding joy and amazement in the sky and nature. She emphasizes the importance of being intentional in how we live each day and creating space for connection with our Creator.

The focus is on transforming the mundane into the miraculous and infusing life with purpose and joy. The conversation also touches on surrendering to God, experiencing His perfect love, and co-laboring with Him to reveal His goodness in the world.

Many of us have experiences of past relationships that ended and we find ourselves remembering only the things we miss about the relationship. 

I remember doing this so many times after breaking up with someone because for whatever reason knew the relationship didn’t need to go any further and felt good about the decision and yet days and weeks later I found myself romanticizing what was and only remembering the things I enjoyed or what worked in the relationship and ignoring all of the reasons I ended things in the first place.

Now I’m not wanting to imply that everything in the past that has ended needs to be framed as it’s over and gone and wasn’t a great experience in your life. I’m just wanting us to be honest when looking back that even though you are grieving a loss there were most likely parts that you knew weren’t part of your future and didn’t love then but now that it’s gone you aren’t remembering that.