As I mentioned in a previous blog (In Your Presence), my puppy Max got skunked. Now he is exceedingly fragrant. And that fragrance lingers. At church on Sunday I caught a whiff of it on one of my flags, I Continue reading
God loves to give me object lessons through my furry friends (my dogs) This isn’t the first time He’s whispered to me about hanging out with Him through my furry beast (Closeness, Free to Choose Closeness, Signs & Wonders vs. Intimacy, and another Continue reading
The name of your silk is When You Walk In. The colors in it are: Cream representing sweet incense Light blue representing heaven and Spirit blowing Camel representing steadfastness Ruby representing Christ and His deep love for us Gold shimmer representing Continue reading
The name of your silk is Tarries Not. The colors in it are: Seafoam green representing mercy Lavender representing peace Fuchsia representing joy
The name of your silk is a Place of Closeness. The colors in it are: Bright green representing new life and flourishing Amethyst representing merry heart Sky blue representing revelation knowledge Plum representing abundance Electric blue representing intense feeling Gold shimmer representing divine light
Today I picked up a silver tray I’ve had sitting out in my home and had a moment of frustration about the tarnish on it. It is very common to hear the analogy drawn of silver being refined in fire, Continue reading
I’m continuing to meditate on John 15, pondering abiding and bearing fruit. As I considered how one bears fruit, Father reminded me that we are pruned that we might bear more fruit. Then He highlighted verse 3 (AMP):
So much can be learned by seeing how Old Testament verses are quoted in the New Testament! I had an “ah ha” moment early this week that caused me to ponder on something I discovered when I dug a little Continue reading
Last April, God was speaking to me about abiding in Him and that as we do we cannot sin. Recently, as I meditated on that God showed me a vision of me literally stepping into the body of Jesus. As Continue reading
38Now it came to pass, as they went, that he entered into a certain village: and a certain woman named Martha received him into her house. 39And she had a sister called Mary, which also sat at Jesus’ feet, and heard Continue reading
