Yes, I changed the name of my blog. Back to what it originally was when created it. The only thing that comes to mind as I am writing this is the Black Eyed Peas song,
when they say "switchup" really fast.
when they say "switchup" really fast.
Switchup.
Back to running on grace. Allow me to explain.
When I decided to start a blog, I had a hard time deciding on a title. I wanted it to wrap up my faith and something that I loved into a sweet, little, "tied-with-a-bow" blog title.
I wanted it to represent me. So, I decided on running on grace. I wanted it to represent my love for running but also illustrate the fact that my life is, in fact, "running" or being fueled by the grace of the God (need I mention the fact that I am able to run by the
grace of God? No? I figured y'all caught that one).
About a month into blogging, I began struggling with old behaviors and listening to lies I knew weren't true. I was spending more time worrying about what a looked like from the outside than focusing on the inside--my heart and spending time with the Lord.
The truth is, I was enjoying running more than I was anything else. I spent more time thinking about it and would get frustrated with myself when I didn't try my hardest or do my best. So, what should one do with they find themselves in a spiritual warfare, you ask?
Change the name of their blog.
Right? Wrong.
Why is it so easy to be proactive about changing the way I workout when I feel like I am slacking, but so easily brush off the fact that I haven't cracked my Bible in a good 2 weeks?
Because I am a sinner. I became tired of hating myself and I began relying
on the Lord for direction, patience, and provision.
Then, last night, it hit me. I want to be running on grace again. I want to do exactly what my original blog title represented -- my faith, something that I love, and ME!
Isn't that what living is about?
Amen my friend! I love you exactly how God has made you! love love love! now come visit!
ReplyDeletelove this. thanks for sharing. new/old title: perfect xoxox
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