I chose that tag line one day while listening to the Christian radio station and the announcer said that she “had hope in this dark circumstance that the Lord was using it mightily for His glory.”
That really stuck out to me. Thus my tag line was born 
Last night, while at Woman’s Bible Study, Beth Moore told us what the definition of hope is. It blew me away.
Hope: Anxious Expectation.
Anxious Expectation is needed in every circumstance.
Read that again.
This really pressed upon my heart that I should “anxiously anticipate” Gods will for my life and thus my MRI this morning.
Not my will. But His. Not my desired outcome. But His.
So that is what I am doing this morning. I am anxiously anticipating His plan for the outcome of my MRI.
This is where my theology must meet my reality. (Can you tell we are doing Believing God!) This is where I must put my belief into action, because I can put on my strong face and march into that MRI but once I lay on that table, I feel all alone.
Yet I am not.
I have an army of angels guarding me, and I have the hands of my Savior holding me. And I know that I know that He desires only good for my life.
Only Good.
I will update this post as soon as I get home, Thank you for your kind comments and your continued prayers. To say that I am not slightly fearful would be a lie, but I have peace that surpasses all understanding and I know that He is already there.
UPDATE: My MRI is clear 
I’m “Overwhelmed With Joy!” at the news that your MRI was clear!!! God is so good!
Thanks for letting us know.
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