…and unpacking something Paul said to the Galations. So how succinctly did he say this using sowing seeds as his summary of something important? Don’t be deceived God is not mocked: for what a person sows they reap. Those who sow to the flesh reap corruption, those who sow to the Spirit reap life everlasting.Continue reading “Looking in the cupboard”
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A jug of cardoons
Here is one affect of our heat wave amongst many. One tall stem of the cardoon broke off. I didn’t carry water for it, I thought it was drought resistant and that it was growing well in the heat. I was wrong. Sadly I took off the branch and gave the plant two buckets ofContinue reading “A jug of cardoons”
Walking through…
a warm Cotswold country side but first a thought about being wise from Paul… Let nobody deceive themselves. If anyone among you seems to be wise in this world, let them become fools, that they may be wise. For the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God. For it is written God takes theContinue reading “Walking through…”
A stem and a bottle of water…
But first something about water and it is God speaking through Jeremiah: ‘ My people have committed two evils: They have left and forgotten Me, the fountain of living water, And They have dug out cisterns for themselves, cracked cisterns that can hold no water. Jesus speaking to anyone who will hear: ‘ If anyContinue reading “A stem and a bottle…”
Beautiful
Here are some idioms: a sight for sore eyes, easy on the eyes, picture perfect. And here are some other words for beautiful perhaps ones you don’t immediately think of: mesmerizing, elegant, mysteriously powerful… A rose on a shrub they say can last three to four days for fragrant varieties and seven to fourteen daysContinue reading “Beautiful”
A garden in the early hours…
It was 2am it was too hot to sleep. It is said that when it is too hot our core body temperature cannot drop, which prevents us from producing sleep hormones like melatonin. Anne Marrow Lindbergh has said ‘good conversation is just as stimulating as black coffee, and just as hard to sleep after.’ AndContinue reading “A garden in the early hours…”
A green vase
Here is a quote from E.G.White who lived around about 1844 and then Micah 8th century BC. ‘ Jesus doesn’t wish for those who have been bought with His blood to become the sport of Satan’s temptations. He doesn’t want us to be overwhelmed and die. He was the one who stopped the lions eatingContinue reading “A green vase”
A cup and a plate
Here is a question asked by David in his old age through the voice of the wicked: ‘ How does God know? and is there knowledge in the most High?’ But My/ David’s question is: ‘ Who have I in heaven but You? and there is none upon the earth beside You. My flesh andContinue reading “A cup and a plate”
Day lilies
This post will travel in words first but it was what I saw that helped me write. Here they are the day lily plants parched. The long strap like leaves placing all their strength into stalks with flowers. Each stalk can carry from 10 to 20 buds which open in succession providing a steady displayContinue reading “Day lilies”
Sabbath circular walk Danebury hill fort.
The fort was actively used from 1st century BC to the 1st century AD. Oval in layout it was originally built to defend the high ground overlooking the plains below. There have been limited excavations most notably by James Berry in 1924 which showed Iron Age and Romano-British pottery. Here are four photographs looking overContinue reading “Sabbath circular walk Danebury hill fort.”
Yarrow,dusty miller and angelica
…yellow mostly! This post has two Bible verses one from Peter and one from Isaiah then two quotes: one from Buddha and one from Charles Spurgeon, all in that order with photographs of yarrow, dusty miller and angelica. As obedient children, do not be conformed to the passions of your former ignorance, but as HeContinue reading “Yarrow,dusty miller and angelica”
Green with pink
Two plants. Two different containers and a little in common. The great willow herb and myrtle spurge. Both are considered noxious weeds in the US but the myrtle spurge in the UK has been awarded the Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit and is valued in dry, Mediterranean style rock gardens. The willow herbContinue reading “Green with pink”