Deborah A. Goshorn-Stenger

This field of corn presented an almost artful presentation. See how God is aligning your steps of obedience to bring Him glory.

A full moon displayed God’s majesty in my heart. See how this reflection can teach us to emulate the life of Christ.

Some vegetables flower before they produce a harvest. See how this visible beauty can also be applied to our spiritual growth.

We found this fish in an uncommon spot in a local pond. See how its location can teach us to rest in the Lord.

See how a wildflower-strewn path encouraged us to see God’s majestic creations as inspiration for giving Him praise.

A Bible Study focused on the 7 core verses of our ministry: 2 Pause and Praise Creations.

Click here to see how our Caladium, with its heart shape and water droplets (in two colors), is an imitation of Jesus’ love and grace.

Like a banner, this flag (and fireworks) wave. Click here to see how—“Jehovah Nissi”—(a Hebrew name of God) shows Jesus to be our victory.

It’s Graduation Day in our home today! Not in the traditional sense as with children, but instead, baby finches. How does it apply to you?

Kids’ chalk art featured the words “spin faster.” See how this simple action phrase can also become a word of advice.

While Tiger Lily has many cozy places to curl up, she chose a spot on the floor. See how her pose can teach us to seek the Lord.

“Take One” was the invitation of a child’s artistry. It got me thinking … what are we sharing daily to help others know Jesus?

An interaction between "feather and fur” displayed curiosity—come see how this trait can encourage us to know God more.

Memorial Day honors those who have given their lives for our nation. How about honoring Jesus for His sacrifice too?

A finch family made a way to build a nest in a less-than-perfect location. See how God can teach us to adapt (or change) to draw us near.

In Matthew 6:26-31, God uses four creation items to convey lessons of His care for us. See how His faithfulness applies to you too!

This Robin used various “building materials” to fashion her nest. God uses a similar pattern in our lives. Here’s why!

The forest floor provided a canvas from which God displayed His artistry. Discover what I found and how it relates to your life.