“The heavens declare the glory of God; And the firmament show His handiwork.” – [Psalm 19:1] The creative arm of this blog has grown, and as a result the new “Lily of the Valleys” site launched today. It is a place to share art, and a place to share testimony, but at its core, “Lily … More Lily of the Valleys – K
Look up to the sky, Tell me what do you see? Hello? Are you listening? Do you care about Me? Look up to the sky, Raise your head, do not doubt. Just a tilt to see sunlight, I know all you’re about. Look up to the sky, See how slowly it moves; Yet quickly … More Look Up (poem)
“We love Him because He first loved us.” – [1 John 4:19]. As the hearts and roses of Valentine’s Day again fill shelves and houses, I remember my first love, the author of my life, and the rock of my salvation – Jesus. My husband and I have some celebratory Valentine’s outings planned and, as … More Firstborn P2: The Love of Jesus
The clouds brightened for just a moment as my sister and I ran to the lookout. The rain and fog had tended to the valley all day, and was only now beginning to unveil its visage. With two new friends beside us, it was a wonderful way to end this testimony; what we reflected on … More The Poncho Blessing
Q: What do Ishmael, Esau and Reuben all have in common? A: They were all firstborns who did not receive their allotted inheritance. The Bible makes mention of many firstborns, most notably Christ – firstborn in His family, firstborn of all creation, and firstborn from the dead. It also tells the stories of many other … More Firstborn P1: Protecting our Heavenly Birthright
Prayer never goes unanswered and this week, I saw God answer every prayer swiftly and clearly with His word. This poem is a little testimony, and a little altar to His ever-faithful response as we call upon His Name. … The whisper of a seeded thought, The breath of heaven’s life; That wanders into fallowed … More Blessed Prayer (a poem)
Abraham journeyed a fair distance from his hometown of Ur in Chaldea. Drawing it all on a map, I found it interesting to see where he went in relation to other significant Biblical sites – Ninevah where Jonah spoke God’s word, Mt Ararat where Noah’s ark rested, Jericho which fell at the hands of Israel, … More 100 Years: Abraham’s Altars
Christmas – a time to celebrate the birth of Christ, the birth of the Saviour, to remember what came of that birth, that life and that promise. When I was on obstetrics, I loved watching the babies take their first breath. I thought of all the joy they would have, all the struggles they would … More Born into What?
Christmas is drawing near, and there is much to do. As I began my annual leave this week, ready to do it all, I dreamt, or thought, or heard this phrase – “Be careful of distractions from the Word.” It made me pause in my steps, and contemplate my ways. We need rest. We need … More Un-distracted from the Word
Our garden this year is more fruitful than last year. We have watered the trees, attempted to scare off the birds, and watched as flowers blossomed and fruits ripened. We saw the first ripe fig on our fig tree, and the first lemon growing on our potted lemon tree. Last year, we felt God taught … More Two Years: Growing the Garden
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