Like the plants that nurture us throughout the summer months and inspire a feast in the fall, I believe we experience similar seasons in life.

Like Esther, if we choose to look up and try to imagine something better, we, too, will have the courage to walk with God to help others…and ourselves.

We are called to encourage one another, to share and uplift one another, to love and respect one another and to shine the light of God’s love in all we do with one another.

God’s light is always there for us to borrow from so that we may let go of things that pull us down and away from his love.

We may not find this story in many art history books, yet this story comes alive in one of the oldest books penned: the Bible.

What plans have been tugging on your heart from God that you have set aside?

In God’s land of promises, let’s embrace joy through all seasons and begin our journey of the story of Joshua.

At times we may feel as though we are outsiders, but we must remember that we are never outsiders in God’s eyes.

This month, listen for the melodies of freedom.

Celebrate the giving and receiving of love!

A walk after a winter rain inspires a renewed perspective of everlasting hope.

Take time to slow down and enjoy the gifted moments with family and friends this Christmas and Holiday Season.

“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.