"God is not so very much interested in whether we reach our destination as in how we get there.
She and her husband make their home on a small farm in the Ozarks, along with their cat, Scout, and their Corgi, Wynne..
She has been a freelance writer for many years, and has contributed to Today\'s Christian Woman, Virtue, Live, Aglow, Standard, and others.
Married to her husband, Galen, for over 42 years, she is the momma of two grown daughters, and grandma to five grandchildren.
About author(s): Amy Robbins is a former geriatric nurse.
Regardless of your struggles, what is always needful in Life in an encounter with the living God.
Or--perhaps we may not quite trust that God really is present in our Every day life, and is actively involved in all our ways.
In truth, we may want to escape or ignore the very events in our lives that God would use to make a framework to shape us, and transform us.
We all have a way of trying to make difficult experiences hurry along.
For it is in the journey that we are perfected; and it is in the hard-ships that He is glorified as we trust Him." As she read the words on the faded clipping scotch-taped to the back pages of her mother\'s Bible, author Amy Robbins knew them to be true.
To us arrival is every-thing, but to God the journey is the most important. "God is not so very much interested in whether we reach our destination as in how we get there
