Deborah A. Goshorn-Stenger

If you saw God meeting your needs from an eternal supply—would you trust His earthly provision and care more? 

I noticed the boundary of the sand & sea while at the beach one day. Did you know Scripture details this as God’s staying hand on creation?

Molten and burning lava appeared like ashes. How might this form an analogy as to why/how God uses pain/hardship in our lives?

Elohim—means Creator. Why is this important to your life? To knowing Jesus? To understanding His love for you?

A morning shower had completely drenched a hibiscus flower. How can we see this in light of God’s mercy, grace, and care?

Want to know some of the ways in which God wants to use creation to speak to your heart?

I love how Luke 12:27-28 encourages us to “look to the lilies” in reference to God’s care for us. Learn how He’s mindful of you!

How can the direction of a cat’s ears tune focus upon the Lord? Lend me your attention and I’ll explain. 

Have you noticed that gardens evoke a sense of peace? Could it be because we experience the Master Gardener’s presence where all time began?

A toy and Tilly looked almost indistinguishable. How might spending time with our Master make us appear more like Him to our world?

If I asked you what your greatest need is today, what would you say? Did you know that the Lord wants you to call upon Him for it?

1 Peter 5:7 will come alive to your mind with a fishing illustration to “cast” your cares upon the Lord. Check it out!

As I knelt to take a photo, I treasured the insight that God gave animals “garden patches,” places to rest and play much like He does us. 

Feeding Tiger Lily turned into a sweet time of communion between the two of us. See how the same could be said of time spent with the Lord. 

Have you ever considered that everything God’s made is “all-in” as it blooms, grows, sings (birds), or moves? How about you—unto Him?

Muffin was the first cat that we adopted early in our marriage. See how his personality is likened to God’s love for you.

My Mom (who passed away in 2021) is still blessing lives through the flowers, seeds, and plants that she shared, as well as her legacy of faith.

Everything that God creates needs Him to fill it—to grow, bloom, live, and flourish. See how this applies to you also!