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(For Friday August 15) I heard the phrase "broken hallelujah" today and I thought immediately. "YES. So grateful for all the broken hallelujahs in my life."  Without the broken hallelujahs I have had in my life I would not be the person I am today.  God has used those broken moments to refine my heart and character to become more like who he originally created me to be.  And I truly am grateful for the painful, challenging, and broken times God has allowed in my life.