Dear Reader, It’s amazing to me how the Father can use a simple subject like gardening to bring spiritual insight into my life. I hope you have had the chance to revisit these Truths or have been challenged with a fresh perspective. Sharing these things with you over the past few months has been keeping […]
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series one/ post 5 So far, I’ve been able to share three of the valuable lessons my daughters and I gained as we worked in our first garden last year. I shared how passion and desire are a good place to start (post 2) and then went on to share some of the possible roadblocks
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Series One/ post 4 I’ve spent extended time sharing about passion and desire over the past two weeks because they are essential for the true health of our heart and soul. (I encourage you to go back and read them if you haven’t already.) This week I would like to turn my attention to the
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Series One/ post 3 Last week, I focused mainly on the importance and value of living with passion and desire. I was able to tie in the spiritual application along with the practical application from the first lesson my daughters and I learned from starting our own garden last year. We discovered both passion and
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series one/ post 2 Last week was my very first post on this new blog. As I explained, my first series will be called “Graveyards to Gardens.” I began by sharing the story of how my girls and I attempted to plant our own garden last year but didn’t quite end up with favorable results.
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Series one: post one Whenever I think of spring, a picture of a lush garden full of life always comes to mind. I’m blessed to have a few different botanical gardens close to home and it’s always such a delight visiting them. I usually want to bring my DSLR camera and just have fun taking
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