Reading Isaiah 53 has been nearly a play-by-play for the Savior’s way, helping to ground our hearts in the weeks leading …
Each spring in the 40 day period before the celebration of Christ’s Resurrection, the Devotions blog digs into a poignant Biblical garden topic and returns to study and explore for 7 succeeding weeks. This style of study helps develop our sense of story and anticipation for what will happen next, arguably the greatest gift our passion for gardening can give us. Enjoy these Lenten looks from over the years.
Humble Prayers
‘Call on me in prayer and I will answer you. I will show you great and mysterious[b] things that you still do not know …
Humble Places
I, Paul, write this greeting in my own hand. Remember my chains. Grace be with you. Colossians 4:18 NIV Paul’s simple …
Weeding Out Proud Words
Gardeners are always on the look out for weeds—yes, perhaps obsessive tendencies take over when it comes to unwanted …
Humble Servants
Today is a celebration crossroads for two of God’s humble servants, Queen Esther and St. Patrick. While such a faith …
Humility is Holy Ground
Hard questions arise when it comes to Christ’s crushing humility, and the contrasting heights and lengths to which pride …
Grounded in God
Grounded in God is a devotions series lingering in the facets of humility from Isaiah 53. Our Savior’s greatest gift to …
Find Garden Hope in Christ
Finding Garden Hope has been our pursuit through these Lenten weeks, and now we arrive at the heart of our obsession: …
Find Garden Hope for Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday celebrated this weekend ushers us into a poignant moment of hope-answered praise for our Savior. Let’s set …
Find Garden Hope in Spring
Finally the big day is here, the first day of spring, March 20th. Does your garden agree with the calendar? Even recent …
Find Garden Hope in Waiting
By definition hope involves waiting, because what we hope for is what we are looking ahead to — what will be happening …
Find Garden Hope in Abraham
How do we find garden hope in Abraham? For starters, his is a seed story! How many of us have seed catalogs spread …