And it’s not even close to half-way yet…
hugs n’ blessings for the greater good!
You have granted me life and mercy, and your care has preserved my spirit.
Job 10:12
When there is adversity in our lives we often feel weak and vulnerable. Fear can arise that we might be losing ground: losing our courage, endurance, or even hope. According to this passage, God actually takes the time to preserve our spirit. If something is preserved, it means it is kept so it won’t spoil; the goodness of it is protected.
I am grateful my maternal grandmother taught me how to preserve the (abundant) foods grown in her garden. Gram was always in the kitchen canning during the summer & fall months. Green & yellow beans, carrots, tomatoes, strawberry and grape jellies, applesauce and her famous….pickles!
Several varieties to boot!
But my all-time favorite were her dill pickles.
Continue reading “dill pickles”“(Satan)…from the beginning, has nothing to do with the truth, because there is not truth in him. When he lies, he speaks according to his own nature, for he is a liar and the father of lies.”
John 8:44
I. Hate. Lies.
Don’t you?
With all the proverbial chaos in the world; especially the heightened “wokeness” as of late, most of us have been caught in a web or two. Left to sort out between fact & fiction or common sense & science or the brazen declaration(s) of: up is now down or boy is girl we are left to trust very few things.
Regretfully, as “open-book” as I have personally been with others about this great disdain
I still have been lied
about.
(Which others believed.)
And lied
to.
(Boldfaced & hidden.)
All of them have been quite the up-close & personal lessons
of walking side-by-side
with Job!
(Do you think God knows I am a visual learner???)
Giggles.
Continue reading “broken branch”