Taking on a second Exodus 90

This is the second year to take the Exodus journey, this year I wanted to grow in prayer and be more loving in my family.

This is the second year to take the Exodus journey, this year I wanted to grow in prayer and be more loving in my family.

All though going in, I felt like I had this pretty easy, because this was year two. Nope!! I had a very needed lesson in humility.

This year was difficult but worthwhile as new bonds were made and willpower tested. It was difficult to be doing an Exodus being homebound for the home stretch but it pointed to the fact that, at least for me, I needed God for this.

I have grown in both love of God as well as love of family.

Thank you!!

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