Why Glitter and Grace?
Glitter is about as accurate of a word as I can find to describe myself and the things I like. Glitter nail polish, surprise parties, diamonds, high heels, tiaras, party dresses, city skylines – all have glitter in some form or another. I’m girly, child-like, easily distracted by shiny objects and love things that get people’s attention.
Grace. Much more so than glitter, I am defined by the word Grace. “For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith – and this not from yourselves – it is the gift of God.” (Ephesians 2:8). I may love to admire expensive clothes and pretty houses and big diamonds, but I know there is more to life than material things, and as I go through life appreciating all the glitter that God has given for me to enjoy, I hope I learn more of His grace every day.
May we live lives that are sprinkled with glitter and filled with grace!
I'm so blessed to have come across your blog! More so blessed to see God's children sharing His word.. such an inspiration. <3
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Your newest follower,
Fannie!
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So glad I stumbled across your blog!! Love following along from Michigan! =)
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Jackie
Love your blog, Sara. I, too adore Jesus, and nail polish more than most things in life. Thanks for the great read.
ReplyDeleteLaura
Absolutely love your blog! Just found, and will definitely be reading often. I love your story behind it. We all need lives filled with glitter and grace :)
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I just discovered your blog - I was attracted by the name and hoped it meant the same to you as it did to me! It did! I too love glitter and am easily distracted by sparkles, but my REAL passion is grace through Jesus! Thank you for fulfilling my hopes with the title of your blog! I will now be following you as you seem like a girl after my own heart!
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