Deborah A. Goshorn-Stenger

How is creation like a kaleidoscope? Click here to see how God’s amazing wonders, shapes, and colors draw us to know Him in a fresh light.

I love how unusual occurrences, such as a double bloom, draw our eyes to Jesus and the lessons of His love and resurrection power!

There was a movie called "Must Love Dogs." Have you ever thought about applying a "Must Love God" approach to all aspects of your life?

Valentine’s Day offers us the opportunity to show our affection to loved ones and friends. Have you ever shown yours to God? Click below!

A deer visited us as we recently had lunch in our car by the beach. Click below to see how she’s a lesson on God’s care!

Question: Did you make a resolution at the beginning of the New Year? Did you keep it? See how God’s promises are trustworthy for every day!

Click below to see how God's changing Wintry landscape displays His transformative power in our lives!

How does fishing apply to the instruction of 1 Peter 5:7 to “cast all our anxiety upon the Lord?” Click below for the answer. 

Lamentations 3:23-24 are verses of promise and praise of God’s faithfulness that are new each morning. Click here to see how.

We found this rainbow of lights around Christmastime. Click below to see how this image was like a promise of God’s love upon the snow. 

From one flame, the auditorium came to life. See how this Christmas Eve candlelight service reminds us—Jesus is the Light of the World.

A public garden “bloomed,” not with flowers but with holiday lights. Click here to see how God uses the barren to bring change and growth. 

Matthew 25:21 presents us with the image of a faithful servant. Click here to see how this can provide a daily evaluation before the Lord. 

Gloria in Excelesis Deo means to “Give God Glory.” Click here to see how Isaac 9:6 relates.

A beautiful star led the Wisemen to seek the birthplace of Jesus. Click below to see how this miraculous event is meant to lead you to Him. 

Luke 1:46-49 is called “Mary’s Song.” In this passage she says, “God is mindful of me." Click below to see how this is true of you too!

Immanuel—means “God with us” or “God save us.” Click below to see how this promise is internal, external, and eternal in nature.

Psalm 150:6 says: “Let everything that has breath, praise the Lord.” Click here to see how this instruction applies to your life!