Nothing like God's peace! Thank you, Lord, for showing me what resting in You looks like through geese. Some drank freely from the melting pond waters. Others took a bath and dove in for a snack. Some felt so comfortable in the warmth of the sun that they took a nap.You will keep in perfect peace him whose mind is steadfast, because he trusts in Continue Reading
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Stop, Look -n- Listen: Smile
I love when God invades my ordinary world. He uses the most creative things to remind me of His Word and His presence. Like this sign from Justin's football game last week. Since reading this sign, God and I talked something like this: Remember Peter? Yes, Lord. What did he need when he saw Me walking on water to calm his fear? Continue Reading
Stop, Look -n- Listen: Path
This is a picture in my living room. Normally it looks like this. However, this morning when I opened my blinds and sat in my recliner, the picture looked different. The morning sunlight hit this picture just right. Look at the same picture now. As I starred at this lighted path, God, by His Spirit, brought his Word to my Continue Reading
Stop, Look -n- Listen: T-Shirt
Ever read words on a t-shirt and sensed God speaking? I have. Hannah had a sleepover with a neighbor friend last week. The next morning, before I had my coffee(half asleep), I saw this t-shirt on her friend. I grabbed my camera and snapped this shot. I had to. It spoke with force. You see I've been wrestling with God lately. Seeing Continue Reading
Stop, Look -n- Listen: Copycat
Friday was my son Justin's 16th birthday. :) All Justin wanted was cash for his big day, but I wanted it to be extra special. So I decided to create a photo album and spent hours and hours sifting through pics on my computer. So many memories relived as I searched for the right 200 pictures to print. This is one of the pics I found. I Continue Reading
Stop, Look -n- Listen: Circles
Don’t you just love the effect of throwing a few stones into a calm pool of water? Something beautiful takes place. Upon impact, the stones sink quickly beyond sight. Their presence is known only by watching the water’s surface. These splashes start a pattern of small circles that expand and smooth out as they go. And as they grow in size they Continue Reading