Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.
Hebrews 11:1
I wish potters would put their names on their work. Here is an example of thin delicate pottery with no name. Someone used their hands to shape it and fire it. It was not just there, it had to have been a thought. I bought it from my favourite charity shop.
Evergreen, glossy, leathery leaves. Animal like with their claws out.
rockspra rosaceae.
Faith isn’t earned it is a gift of God, which we may receive and cherish by making Christ our personal Saviour. We may refuse the gift and talk doubts, and become unhappy by cherishing unbelief. But this will grow into an impassable barrier, shutting us away from the Spirit of God and closing our hearts to His light and His love.
E.G White
You have an amazing collection of beautiful vases! I’ve never heard of boxwood – must look it up.
Very important quote at the end. Thank you for sharing it.
My pleasure always Shelly. Monte Don a well loved TV presenter has an enormous beautiful garden where he has made many gardening programs from. He had some wonderful round balls of boxwood covering a big area. Topiary which I know is not your favourite but it did look wonderful with frost or snow on. Google his name and boxwood. He had to take it all out and burn it.😒😒 He also wrote a beautiful book the title “Nigel.” All about his dog Nigel. His use of language is superb.