“The falling leaves of the autumn season let us see the beauty in letting things go.”

Remember not to let the “noiseless” times escape you.

When we plant seeds of God’s word, the love and kindness grows deep roots that withstand the ever-changing “weather” of our daily lives.

I pray and commune with our Heavenly Father throughout my day.

Enjoy this season of restoration and open your heart. Embrace the moments with simple, pure love.

It’s important to do the things we love because God created this joy for us with His love.

The gardener looks at an opportunity to “grow on the edge” as an opportunity to walk in hope.

When we lean on God, creativity inspires choices.

The simplicity of a seed does not hint to the wonder and promise it contains. Seeds show us how to believe in something we can’t see.

As I began to go through some boxes, I found my thoughts wandering: there are rooms in the home of our hearts that need to be refreshed or cleaned, too.

Let’s embrace and celebrate Valentine’s Day, the day when many share their hearts with one another.

The ‘now’ moments are where we are most alive.

Welcome in the winter season for it is a time to reflect and refresh the soul.

We are in a Season of Love and Faith to Unite with God Against All Odds with Feasts of Dedication.

Our perspective changes when we open our hearts more to God and embrace His love in all we do.

An autumn adventure to the countryside of the Carolinas revealed a masterpiece of fall foliage created by our Heavenly Father where the red rose became the centerpiece of many encounters.

Did you ever have a moment when you wondered to yourself, “Is this a sign from God? Is he speaking to me with a special word or message to guide me through my day?” What are His “signs and wonders” anyway?

As I sipped on my tea in quiet meditation, I heard our Heavenly Father’s voice: “Shelter in my love.”  Why has he put these words on my heart?

A few weeks ago we had some work done on our home. After a couple of days of informal conversations and sharing, Rafael asked if he could share a story with me. My conversation with Rafael led me to a story about pink carnations and God’s love for us.

How do we stay in the life-giving expression of God’s word throughout our day-to-day lives while preventing the shadow of distractions from invading the purity of our hearts?