Mary. The young girl who became the mother of our Savior. The young girl who trusted God when it didn't make any sense. She had faith in the unseen. She raised the Messiah.
When my children where little ones, I used to wonder about Mary. How did it feel to look down into the face of the One who would save not only you but the whole world? What was it like to potty train the Savior? What was it like raising your Son to know He would soon die on this earth and there was nothing you could do?
As I watched my children interact, I also wondered what it was like for Mary raising her other children alongside Jesus. In her new book, Let It Be Me, Mary Aloe says, "Mary's hope isn't that they will all be Messiahs but that each of them will fulfill God's design for them-whatever that entails. This hope surely shapes how Mary interacts with each child." I love that.
In Let It Be Me, Mary Aloe shares 100 sacred lessons based on the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus. Each day sharing Scripture, a teaching, a thought provoking question, and brief prayer.
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