Grand Opening!!!
The crocuses have begun to open. 4 today- beautiful yellow! Emma helped me put them in back in the fall of 2007. They are back for their second appearance!
This blog is built around the theme of my literal backyard but goes beyond the fence and all around the world and into space and eternity which God has placed in the hearts of men.
The crocuses have begun to open. 4 today- beautiful yellow! Emma helped me put them in back in the fall of 2007. They are back for their second appearance!
I planted some Daylily seeds from crosses I made last summer. I have over 100 seeds which will from new plants. When they flower in a few years they will be different from anything on earth. Something in their appearance and genetically will be different from their "parents".
Moe and I were entertained by a red winged blackbird while I prepared soil for daylily seeds the other day. This morning we cleaned out another flower bed. Spring will be in full swing soon.
It is official! Spring is nearly here. The crocuses are up in the backyard. A couple of warmer days and they will bloom.
The goal of my spiritual life is such close identification with Jesus Christ that I will always hear God and know that God always hears me (see John 11:41 ). If I am united with Jesus Christ, I hear God all the time through the devotion of hearing. A flower, a tree, or a servant of God may convey God’s message to me.
It feels like March 25th rather than Lincoln's Birthday here this morning. The wind is whipping and the skies are partly sunny.
The people of God in Isaiah’s time had blinded their minds’ ability to see God by looking on the face of idols. But Isaiah made them look up at the heavens; that is, he made them begin to use their power to think and to visualize correctly. If we are children of God, we have a tremendous treasure in nature and will realize that it is holy and sacred. We will see God reaching out to us in every wind that blows, every sunrise and sunset, every cloud in the sky, every flower that blooms, and every leaf that fades, if we will only begin to use our blinded thinking to visualize it.
Lucy and I ran to pick up some fruit at Shop Rite yesterday. As we walked into the store we saw our first seed rack of the season. It had been decimated! There were a few packages left on it. This is a definite sign of spring coming.